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Logical operators show coupling behavior when using && in a multi-line if statement. For instance:
if(true||true&&true){// ...}
This behavior make sence, but when the line becomes too long, the && operator is indented under the || operator, which suggests a logical coupling:
if(true||true&&true){// ...}
Is there a way to maintain the coupling of lines while ignoring the maximum width? Alternatively, if a line must be forced onto a new line, can we configure the settings to disable this additional indentation?
if(true||true&&true){// ...}
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Logical operators show coupling behavior when using
&&
in a multi-line if statement. For instance:This behavior make sence, but when the line becomes too long, the
&&
operator is indented under the||
operator, which suggests a logical coupling:Is there a way to maintain the coupling of lines while ignoring the maximum width? Alternatively, if a line must be forced onto a new line, can we configure the settings to disable this additional indentation?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: