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Which identation style do you prefer?

Over the years I've tried typing it up different styles, ONCE, each :D

For this guy its a tossup between "## hand style" and "## perltidy edited" (shift indentation left)

But, once @static is populated, mostly I let dd() handle it

 
## original as posted by no longer just digit 
my @headings = (
    {key => 'k', name => 'Kanji', class => 'kanji'},
    {key => 'skip', name => 'SKIP', class => 'skip-code'},
    {key => 'co', name => 'Suggestion', class => 'skip-code'},
    {key => 'disc', name => 'Discussion'},
);

## perltidy defaults
my @headings = (
    { key => 'k',    name => 'Kanji',      class => 'kanji' },
    { key => 'skip', name => 'SKIP',       class => 'skip-code' },
    { key => 'co',   name => 'Suggestion', class => 'skip-code' },
    { key => 'disc', name => 'Discussion' },
);

## perltidy edited
my @headings = (
{ key => 'k',    name => 'Kanji',      class => 'kanji' },
{ key => 'skip', name => 'SKIP',       class => 'skip-code' },
{ key => 'co',   name => 'Suggestion', class => 'skip-code' },
{ key => 'disc', name => 'Discussion' },
);

## Data::Dump::dd
my @headings =
(
  { class => "kanji", key => "k", name => "Kanji" },
  { class => "skip-code", key => "skip", name => "SKIP" },
  { class => "skip-code", key => "co", name => "Suggestion" },
  { key => "disc", name => "Discussion" },
)
;

## rehohy
my @headings;
$headings[0]{name}
 = "Kanji"; #d1

$headings[0]{class}
 = "kanji"; #d1

$headings[0]{key}
 = "k"; #d1

$headings[1]{name}
 = "SKIP"; #d1

$headings[1]{class}
 = "skip-code"; #d1

$headings[1]{key}
 = "skip"; #d1

$headings[2]{name}
 = "Suggestion"; #d1

$headings[2]{class}
 = "skip-code"; #d1

$headings[2]{key}
 = "co"; #d1

$headings[3]{name}
 = "Discussion"; #d1

$headings[3]{key}
 = "disc"; #d1

## Data::Dumper->new([@_])->Useqq(1)->Indent(1)->Dump
my @headings = (
  {
    "name" => "Kanji",
    "class" => "kanji",
    "key" => "k"
  },
  {
    "name" => "SKIP",
    "class" => "skip-code",
    "key" => "skip"
  },
  {
    "name" => "Suggestion",
    "class" => "skip-code",
    "key" => "co"
  },
  {
    "name" => "Discussion",
    "key" => "disc"
  }
);

## Data::Dumper->new([@_])->Useqq(1)->Indent(2)->Dump 
my @headings = (
          {
            "name" => "Kanji",
            "class" => "kanji",
            "key" => "k"
          },
          {
            "name" => "SKIP",
            "class" => "skip-code",
            "key" => "skip"
          },
          {
            "name" => "Suggestion",
            "class" => "skip-code",
            "key" => "co"
          },
          {
            "name" => "Discussion",
            "key" => "disc"
          }
        );


## hand style
my @headings = (
{
    "name" => "Kanji",
    "class" => "kanji",
    "key" => "k"
},
{
    "name" => "SKIP",
    "class" => "skip-code",
    "key" => "skip"
},
{
    "name" => "Suggestion",
    "class" => "skip-code",
    "key" => "co"
},
{
    "name" => "Discussion",
    "key" => "disc"
}
);
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In reply to Re: How would you indent this? Which identation style do you prefer? by Anonymous Monk
in thread How would you indent this? by no longer just digit

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