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A few days ago I was discussing how indents code ANSI / C and so if you can use the same style in different languages.
Obviously, the indentation is like the mother, each has its advantages and sings and knows his mother will not be shaken!

Today, looking for information on wikipedia I come across this page: Indent Style discusses where the most common techniques for indentation, here's a little summary:

* K & R style

  //...
     x < 0 ) { if (x <0) (
         "Negative" ) ; printf ("Negative");
         ; negative (x);
     { Else ()
         "Positive" ) ; printf ("Positive");
         ; positive (x);
     ) 
 

* Allman style (bsd in Emacs)

  x == y ) while (x == y)
 (
     something ();
     somethingelse ();
 )
 finalthing (); 

* BSD KNF style

  x == y ) { while (x == y) (
     something ();
     somethingelse ();
 )
 finalthing (); 

* Whitesmiths style

  x == y ) while (x == y)
     (
     something ();
     somethingelse ();
     )

 finalthing (); 

* GNU style

  x == y ) while (x == y)
   (
     something ();
     somethingelse ();
   )
 finalthing (); 

* Horstmann style

  x == y ) while (x == y)
 ; (Something ();
     somethingelse ();
     //...
     x < 0 ) if (x <0)
     ( "Negative" ) ; (Printf ("Negative");
         ; negative (x);
     )
     else
     ( "Positive" ) ; (Printf ("Positive");
         ; positive (x);
     )
 )
 finalthing (); 

* Pico style

  stuff (n):
 (X: 3 * n;
   y: doStuff (x);
   y + x) 

* Banner Style

  function1 () (
   dostuff
   do more stuff
   )

 function2 () (
   etc.
   ) 

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