On Tue, 2012-08-21 at 10:27 +0200, Stephan Bergmann wrote:
Yes, using braces is one notable case where I deliberately deviate from 
existing practice in a given file.
        :-)
Anyway, even if we agree to disagree here
        I think that's likely ;-)
 the devilishly deceiving cases I remember all involved if-sans-braces
which originally covered a single statement plus comment (as above), so
maybe we can agree that at least in such cases it doesn't harm to add
redundant braces.
        Totally with you:
        if (pUnobvious)
        {
                // this is something complicated - wake up !
                **((int **)pUnobvious) = 42;
        }
        looks rather sensible to me :-)
        ATB,
                Michael.
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