Comment by tbabb

So for long lines to move an argument over to align with its predecessor on the previous line, like

    int f() {
        int someVariableName = myFunctionCall(expr(5),          // <--- line A
                                              somethingElse(9), // <--- line B
                                              a_long * expression + involving(multiple.subExprs));
        int d = somethingElse; // <-- line C
    }

...you're saying line A is indented with tabs, and line B with spaces? Because that will misalign if your tab setting isn't the same.

Or are you saying that both A and B are indented with spaces? Then what about line C, which will misalign with A and B if your tab stop is a different width?

Or do we indent the entire body of f() with spaces, and then in that case you're basically using spaces everywhere, which the good idea that sparked this whole thing?