Why is this an issue?
Proper indentation is a simple and effective way to improve the code’s readability. Consistent indentation among the developers within a team also
reduces the differences that are committed to source control systems, making code reviews easier.
By default this rule checks that each block of code is indented, although it does not check the size of the indent. Parameter "indentSize" allows
the expected indent size to be defined. Only the first line of a badly indented section is reported.
Noncompliant code example
With an indent size of 2:
Public Sub OutputObject(oOutput As Object)
Set oObject = oOutput
If TypeOf oObject Is Form Then
oObject.Cls
ElseIf TypeOf oObject Is PictureBox Then
oObject.Cls
ElseIf TypeOf oObject Is ListBox Then
oObject.Clear
End If
End Sub
Compliant solution
Public Sub OutputObject(oOutput As Object)
Set oObject = oOutput
If TypeOf oObject Is Form Then
oObject.Cls
ElseIf TypeOf oObject Is PictureBox Then
oObject.Cls
ElseIf TypeOf oObject Is ListBox Then
oObject.Clear
End If
End Sub
