A spooky win in the braces war

One of the weirdest coincidences ever proving I was right.

There are many debates in programming style, outright religious wars over style of how to layout your code.

If you’re not a programmer, glad to see you here reading some stories from our world and yes, code really does look as weird as you’ve seen on TV and in the movies.

/**
  Used to load a related selection.
  Mainly called from dbTable::ensureRecordLoaded and dbTable::MakeTableValid.
  
  It may seem a little backwards but think of the normal context of using this method.
  We have already loaded a current record in the LHS of a relationship and now want the related
  record or selection. Remember that OOFILE allows you to iterate a table without forcing 
  instantiation of relationships. Only when you refer to a related selection or specific
  fields in a related record is the relationship instantiated.
  
  There are three distinct cases dealt with by this method:
  -# an M:N relationship, which is implemented by our member mMNlink.
  -# a 1:1, 1:N or N:1 join relationship which is handled by 
     OOF_simpleRecordBackend::loadRelatedContextJoiningFromTo (normally via a search)
  -# a 1:1, 1:N or N:1 pointer relationship using record OID's in a search or direct lookup
  
  If mInverseField (ie: other side of relationship pointing to us) isRef() then
  it contains a copy of the OID of a record in our table and we have a direct lookup (not
  caring if this is 1:1 or N:1 situation).
  
  Otherwise it is 1:N…