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All of our control structures terminate with the end keyword (if, while, try, etc). But methods and entities don't. This seems strange and inconsistent to me.
Making methods have a termiantor would also remove the ordering requirement for methods after fields.
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After lengthy discussion, with examples, we've decided that no, methods and entities should not have ends.
For the record:
Sylvan and Sebastian both prefer not having them.
Andy prefers having them on multiline methods and entities, but agrees they are ugly for single line ones.
All of our control structures terminate with the end keyword (if, while, try, etc). But methods and entities don't. This seems strange and inconsistent to me.
Making methods have a termiantor would also remove the ordering requirement for methods after fields.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: