Separating complex conditionals into their own function is a great choice. Once inside I think code format is less important than having tests. Additionally, this format can work too.
function shouldSave(doc) { return doc.hasChanged && !doc.isReadOnly && fs.hasFreeSpace && user.wantsToSave; }
Right, and if you want to debug, just print the values of the variables inside the shouldSave(doc) function.
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Separating complex conditionals into their own function is a great choice. Once inside I think code format is less important than having tests.
Additionally, this format can work too.
Right, and if you want to debug, just print the values of the variables inside the shouldSave(doc) function.