Tornado

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Tcl
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Do not put more than one declaration on a line. Each variable and function
argument must be declared on a separate line.
Do not put more than one statement on a line. The only exceptions are:
– Afor statement where the initial, conditional, and loop statements can be
written on a single line:
for {set i 0} {$i < 10} {incr i 3} {
– A switch statement whose actions are short and nearly identical (see the
switch statement format in Indentation, p.332).
The if statement is not an exception. The conditionally executed statement
always goes on a separate line from the conditional expression:
if {$i > $count} {
set i $count
}
Opening braces ({), defining a command body, are always on the same line as
the command itself.
Closing braces (}) and switch patterns always have their own line.
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Horizontal Spacing
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Put spaces around binary operators. Put spaces before an open parenthesis,
open brace and open square bracket if it follows a command or assignment
statement. For example:
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set status [fooGet $foo [expr $i + 3] $value]
if {&value & &mask} {
Line up continuation lines with the part of the preceding line they continue:
set a [expr ($b + $c) * \
($d + $e)]
set status [fooList $foo $a $b $c \
$d $e]
if {($a == $b) && \
($c == $d)} {
...
}
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