spaces

README.md

@@ -67,21 +67,15 @@ Table of Contents:
 ##### Spaces over tabs
 > Spaces over tabs, 2 space indentation.
 
-*Examples*: [spaces.erl](src/spaces.erl)
+*Examples*: [indent.erl](src/indent.erl)
 
 *Reasoning*: This is *not* intended to allow deep nesting levels in the code. 2 spaces are enough if the code is clean enough, and the code looks more concise, allowing more characters in the same line.
 
 ***
 ##### Use your spacebar
 > Surround operators and commas with spaces.
 
-```erlang
-% bad
-my_function(My,Space,Bar)->[is,not,working].
-
-% good
-my_function(Hey, Now, It) -> ["works" ++ "again" | [hooray]]].
-```
+*Examples*: [spaces.erl](src/spaces.erl)
 
 *Reasoning*: Again, easier to find / read / etc.
 

src/spaces.erl

@@ -1,30 +1,9 @@
 -module(spaces).
 
--export ([bad/0, better/0, good/0]).
+-export([bad/3, good/3]).
 
-%% @doc inconsistent 
-bad() ->
- try
- ThisBlock = is:indented(with, two, spaces),
- that:is_good(ThisBlock)
- catch
- _:_ ->
- {this, block, is, indented},
- [with, four, spaces]
- end.
+% @doc no spaces
+bad(_My,_Space,_Bar)->[is,'not',working].
 
-%% @doc consistent, but with 4 spaces
-better() ->
- receive
- {this, block} -> is:indented(with, four, spaces);
- _That -> is:not_good()
- after 100 ->
- but:at_least(it, is, consistent)
- end.
-
-%% @doc good
-good() ->
- case indentation:block() of
- {2, spaces} -> me:gusta();
- {_, _} -> not_sure:if_gusta()
- end.
+% @doc spaces!!
+good(_Hey, _Now, _It) -> ["works " ++ "again, " | [hooray]].