> class Foo
> {
> public:
> Foo();
>
> int memberVariable;
>
> void myMethod(int argument,int anotherArgument);
> };
>

My personal favourite. However....

class Foo {
public:
Foo();
int memberVariable;
void myMethod(int argument,int anotherArgument);
};

surely? no need to waste all that lovely space :)

of course in my code there would be doxygen comments attached to all the functions and variables, so that takes more space.

I find even if I'm writing a fairly small piece of code to only use in one place it's helpful to write and keep uptodate doxygen comments, because when you describe what a function does, what inputs it takes and what it outputs then if the function have become a horrible mess then it's fairly obvious :)

MrJeff