that's how I do it (I know it isn't perlstyle, it's just how I do it):

    if( A
    and B
    and C
    ) {
        # ...
    }

# I drop the extra space when doing 'or':

    if(A
    or B
    or C
    ) {
        # ...
    }

# I super-indent when booleans are composite:

    if( A
    and (
           B
        or C
        )
    and D
    ) {
        # ...
    }
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I *always* leave parentheses on a line by its own, because too often I have to add an 'or C1' that I didn't thought of.

this also goes for lists, BTW. I *always* leave the last dangling comma (many, many times I wish I could do it in C):

    my @array = (
        $one,
        $two,
        $three,
    );
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cheers,
Aldo

__END__
$_=q,just perl,,s, , another ,,s,$, hacker,,print;
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