A code style: reduce assert (...); Indent

Because assert (...); the function of a statement is to place a verification condition. Its function is different from that of a General function statement. If different function codes use the same indentation, the Code is not clearly read. For example:

 

....

Assert (k> 0 );

 

Int col_num = This-> numcols ();

Assert (col_num> 0 );

Int row_num = This-> numrows ();

Int I = 0;

Int J = ++ I;

Int arr_index = r * col_num + C;

Assert (arr_index <col_num * row_num );

...

 

 

Compared with the following code:

 

 

Assert (k> 0 );

 

Int col_num = This-> numcols ();

 

Assert (col_num> 0 );

Int row_num = This-> numrows ();

 

Int I = 0;

Int J = ++ I;

 

Int arr_index = r * col_num + C;

 

Assert (arr_index <col_num * row_num );

 

The latter seems clearer. The Code of different functions is divided into different indentation, so it is easy to concentrate the attention of the code readers in functional code.