The code formatting style used for Tcl programs as reflected on the man pages and elsewhere
is similar to C Code formatting.

After reading (once again) '1% the code' [http://www.colorforth.com/1percent.html]
and while writing (once again) a medium size Tcl application i started to think, that there are
to many braces in the files.  Python [http://www.python.org/] does without them, however Python lacks
nice Syntax at other points, I won't discuss this here.

Some rules:

   * no lonly braces on a single line, except:
   * when a namespace, or a proc larger then 24 lines (buh) ends, or
   * for delimiting data

   * braces in if {expr} only when it is an expresion
   * braces around arguments only if there are more then one

Some recomendations:

   * rather return, continue, break then else

(well, that was just one)

Examples:

 proc ccfs param {
     if !$param return
     puts "we are in"

     if [llength $param] {
        puts "and we've got a list"}

     switch -- [lindex $param] {
         stop {return}
         continue {
             # test the second parameter 
             set test [lindex $param 1]}
         default {puts "don't know what todo with: $param}}}
    if {$test eq "stop"} {
        puts "we stopped on the second param"}}

 proc ccfs1 {varA varB} {...}