What type of indenting do you use?

[asheep_uk]

So I'm starting to use CodeIgniter and I'm reading through some of the tutorials. I can't help feeling my intent style is out-dated.

I use "The One True Brace Style".

if($bananas > 9) {
	$bananaparty = TRUE;
} else {
	echo "You do not have enough bananas for a banana party";
}

However, everybody else seems to be using the Allman style.

if($cats > 3)
{
	echo "Too many cats";
}
else
{
	echo "You have a normal amount of cats";
}

What do you use?

[FlashLackey]

Didn't know it had a name. Once I got used to the Allman style, I appreciated the change. [Better spacing I think.]

[jasonsplace]

I prefer the One True Brace Style but I know lots of other coders that prefer the Allman style.

[gerbick]

OTB style... all day for me. I can't read Allman all of the time, the braces slow me down for some reason, stops my ability to count them despite being pulled out in the "open"...

[MyFriendIsATaco]

Depends on the language. If the language uses curly brackets, I like to keep them on their own line and space out my code more.

[jAQUAN]

doesn't matter anymore. Can't have a preference with as many sources of code I deal with.

[asheep_uk]

I have a massive penis.

[jAQUAN]

that wasn't meant to be bragadocious. Just that some text editors autocomplete one way. Some third parties write there's another. It's not enough of an annoyance to justify nitpicking.

Oh and I'm pretty sure my wife doesn't have an fk account

[Genesis F5]

Allman all the way. There's a clear start and stop to a specific block of code. With the OTB style, you could have a function with a hundred different parameters that pushes the opening brace clear off of the screen. The only time I use OTB is if I'm initializing a large object manually and don't want to indent for aesthetic reasons, but that's very rare.

[asheep_uk]

I didn't know my mistress has an fk account

[cancerinform]

I like Allman, aehem, Allwomen