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(almost) Never One - it requires too much brain work to figure out what's going on when scanning through code. Never three - all that is seen is the condition; the action gets lost. Most often Two. The action is obvious and generally the most important thing. If the condition is really important I'd:
to make the condition obvious and the action easy to find. As a general rule stuff at the end of a long or complicated line will tend to be ignored. If it's important it be seen don't stick it on the end of a line.
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In reply to Re: A matter of style: how to perform a simple action based on a simple condition?
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