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  sylvie greverend 29 Jul 08 19:11 GMT-0000

  The framework seems not to define where to put { and where to put space
  1)
  I saw if (..) {
  the { is on the line
  and function toto()
  {
  the { is on a new line.
  Is it a rule?
  2) also are we allow to do
  if (...) {....} on the same line
  3) the spaces in the if : some people are used to do if ( $a $b ) some others do if ($a $b)

  
  Perhaps not important - Perhaps we need only to have an example in the page

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    Louis-Philippe Huberdeau 29 Jul 08 19:25 GMT-0000

    http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/coding-standard.coding-style.html

    Basically functions and classes get the { under other constructs get it at the end of the line.

    However there are some aspects I would keep out like alignment with spaces (sect. 4.3). I would prefer using a new line before the first element of a long list and indent the entire list with tabs. (As recommended in Code Complete 2nd Edition)

    Spaces are a mess no matter where they are and re-aligning things all the time is a waste of time.

    However I am not too strict about the exact standard to use. We can refine this over time but at least we have a starting point.
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  Louis-Philippe Huberdeau 31 Jul 08 12:58 GMT-0000

  XHTML is not really part of the scope. TikiCore is not meant to affect the way templates work or anything. It's not impossible that some specific components produce HTML, like the wiki parser, but these are mostly exceptions.