I have a coding "style".. its bizarre

I recently started experimenting with ways to make my code files more readable. Ive found a interesting indenting-scheme that adds alot more readablily for me.

Heres an example, see if you can spot the difference:

Normal People	Me

thats a tame example, here's a more apparent one

Normal People	Me

its tied to variable declaration. Particularly, multi-line variable decalaration.

Multi-line variable declarations are very common but they tend to make code less readable for me.

I like to indent the lines a particular way to emphasize they are tied to the declaration of a variable

Example 1

take this variable for example
I would declare like this

Example 2

this variable for example
I would declare like this

Example 3

this variable for example
I would declare like this. (notice how i indented the request_line declaration. iss because its multi-line)

I find this indenting-scheme clarifies variable scopes and code-paths better

When taken to the extreme this is what it leads to:

I wish i could see some initial reactions to this example lol. The main thing i like is it clarifies this function declares only three variables in its upper-scope.

I wouldnt dare contribute code like this to a big project. I know most people wouldnt appreciate it how "unique" it is haha. maybe ill develop a vscode extension that can toggle-display my code like this without formatting this file-contents itself