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Operator usage style guideline #509
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I find both options valid.
With option 1 I like the fact that I can see more quickly which operands apply to the following condition.
With option 2 it's easier to see what's the condition.I would go for option 1 as knowing operand and condition seems more adequate.
What is your opinion on this issue Daniel Scott-Raynsford (@PlagueHO), gaelcolas (@gaelcolas) and Katie Kragenbrink (@kwirkykat)
I'm fine with both, but I actually personally prefer Option 2 because it keeps the operator on the left which is good for longer expressions. But I'm happy enough with either.
In SharePointDsc we have a discussion on how to use comparison operators in the most readable way. Unfortunately the current coding style guidelines do not say anything about this.
Which is better, option 1:
Better readability on the used operator.
or option 2:
Better readability on the used conditions, because they are aligned at the beginning of the line. Especially when these contain multiple, longer conditions. I personally prefer this option.
I think we should decide on a method and document that in the DSC style guideline.