[RESOLVED] Is there any difference between using {} and not using them?

[potatoCode]

I agree with monarch_dodra on going with what is accepted at the working environment.

There's one thing that I can't quite decide which way to go, i.e.

// case 1
template <typename Type>
const T foo(const Type& arg1, const Type& arg2 /* and smoe more */)

// case 2
template <typename Type>
const T foo(const Type& arg1,
            const Type& arg2
            /* and some more */)
// case 3
template <typename Type>
const T foo(
            const Type& arg1,
            const type& arg2
            /* and some more */
            )

The naming convention and the brackets, I can pretty much deal with because, well, it has been discussed to death, but the placement of the ending parenthesis has been not (well at least for me) Although I'm a big fan of having lots of small functions rather than a big one and design from the user's point of view, sometimes functions with many number of parameters are just ..there.

This gets even worse when working with the templates because I agree with the notion that a good naming convention (and no, I don't favor the hungarain notation) can avoid writing a seperate document for it.

I still can't make up my mind on this.

EDIT:
I forgot to mention the case where nesting functions...