The LiquidLegends Lounge - Page 1662

On May 24 2017 09:28 iCanada wrote:
I broke 2g while merging onto the highway today for a fraction of a second in 3rd gear from 7.5 to 8.5k rpm.

44 mph/s or 71 km/hs. I can't decide if im a Badass or a Jackass...

On May 24 2017 11:53 evilfatsh1t wrote:
is this the only thread in the entirety of tl that isn't completely dead?
ive always thought tl needed one of these

On May 24 2017 20:12 Gahlo wrote:

I was going to mention this, but I was in a pickeral trying to find a pun that worked.

On May 24 2017 22:37 Numy wrote:
Gwent Open beta is live, or at least patch is live so card game people that interested should give it a look. Pretty dam fun.

On May 23 2017 01:29 Requizen wrote:
Alright, programmers of LL, let's take a vote. Single line If statements.

if(thing == true) doThing();

if(thing == true) 
       doThing();

if(thing == true) { doThing(); }

if(thing == true) 
{
       doThing();
}

if(thing == true) {
       doThing();
}

Which is acceptable?

On May 24 2017 23:01 Requizen wrote:

Is it on mobile?

On May 24 2017 23:43 ComaDose wrote:

Late to the party but I like this question. I have to do the fourth one for work so now im super used to it. and even tho it wastes a lot of space its pretty easy to read so now I like it. I never found the first and third acceptable sure its fine but its just... blah. in school i always used 5 and it took me a while to get used to 4 when i started.

also you should answer your own question now req since we did

On May 24 2017 23:49 Numy wrote:

No it's a real game.

On May 24 2017 23:55 Requizen wrote:

Oh, I'm personally fine doing 1 or 3 since I hate clutter. Having curly braces for the sake of having them makes it more readable sure, but it feels... pointless.

4 is what I usually do because that's our company coding standards so we have to stick to it. And that's what my intellisense autoformats to anyway.

On May 25 2017 00:53 jcarlsoniv wrote:


1 and 3 both feel so much more cluttered though. Jamming everything on one line makes it really easy to make mistakes reading it/troubleshooting