Coding style for indentation of a multi-line IF statement in Visual Basic.NET.

Question

If you have a multi-line IF statement, the default indent can be a little difficult to read:

If SomeConditionA _
    AndAlso SomeConditionB _
    AndAlso SomeConditionC Then
    DoSomething()
End If

I can come up with several solutions to this problem, for example:

• indent the second and third lines by 8 instead of 4 spaces,
• Do not step back from the second and third lines,
• adding an empty line after the third line,
• ...

But I would like to know if there is some well established or even officially recommended coding style for this case.

Answer 1

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    If SomeconditionA AndAlso
        SomeconditionB AndAlso
        SomeconditionC Then
        DoSomething()
    End If

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