Quick poll about code indentation

[Gendarme]

To my surprise anonymous class-definitions seem to have double indents by default in Emacs, and apparently this is a normal indentation convention. It looks weird to me and I do not really see a good reason for this. What style do you prefer, and why?

This applies to any indent-width, but I am going with 4 spaces here. The two different indentation styles are demonstrated below.

Single indent:

stable.setKeyDownListener(new KeyDownListener() {
    onPress() {
        queueCuirassier();
    }
});

Double indent:

stable.setKeyDownListener(new KeyDownListener() {
        onPress() {
            queueCuirassier();
        }
    });

[fightinfrenchman]

No indent is my preferred method

[j_t_kirk]

I prefer to write the open bracket in a new line.

onPress( )
{
queueCuirassier( );
}

[rickytickitembo]

I prefer to write the open bracket in a new line.

onPress( )
{
queueCuirassier( );
}

This. Plus, the alignment with the closing bracket helps as well.

[Gendarme]

In my honest opinion, people who type opening braces on a new line deserve a rough spanking.

[Goodspeed]

It hasn't made sense to write compact code for a long time now. Spacious code is much more readable. Therefore opening braces should go on a new line imo. Most IDE's don't do this by default though, and I don't feel strongly enough about it to fix it every time so I just end up doing whatever the default behaviour of the IDE is. Thankfully Visual Studio understands.

Anyway double indent looks weird and pointless, I have never seen it used.

[j_t_kirk]

In my honest opinion, people who type opening braces on a new line deserve a rough spanking.

In my honest opinion, people who type opening braces on a new line in the same deserve a rough spanking.

[lejend]

I usually just unplug the computer.

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[Dolan]

Single indent, preferably of 2 or 3 spaces per tab. I find 4 spaces per tab are too much.