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fixDisallowIncomingV1 #4721
fixDisallowIncomingV1 #4721
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Why not just invert the
if
and return inside it, instead of having an emptyif
and returning in theelse
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I actually have it like that on my local branch but with
clang-format
it makes it very "compact". I'm open to doing it like that if its preferred. It was just done like that for readability.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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In general positive conditions should be preferred over negative conditions. They are quick and easy to scan through, it's very obvious to the reader what's happening. The more complicated the condition the more likely the next programmer will misunderstand it and insert a mistake.
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Personally, I have no trouble reading the current formulation of the
if
. So I'm good with leaving it the way it is.