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Imperfect C++ Practical Solutions for Real-Life Programming
By Matthew Wilson
Table of Contents
Prologue: Philosophy of the Imperfect Practitioner


Coding Style

In order to keep the book to a manageable length, I've had to skip much of my normal strict—some might say pedantic—coding style in the examples given. Chapter 17 describes the general principles I tend to use in laying out class definitions. Other coding practices, such as bracing and spacing styles, are of less significance; if you're interested, you will be easily able to pick them up from much of the material included on the CD.


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