Quit that habit, or you will never be a team player.
I'm not a team player. I hate working in development teams. With that being said, it's an OCD thing. I'm perfectly aware that the compiler doesn't care about white space and eliminates it, but it makes the code look cleaner. As I said before, I don't do it in the middle of everything, just while I'm still mulling over the implementation of another system in my head. But I don't do it in C++, just DM for some reason...
I hate to butt in here, but why?
The compiler completely obliterates whitespace. It doesn't care, so long as it can read your code.
So in aspects of performance, why would you remove the whitespace after you are done tinkering?
There's no reason whatsoever. All you are doing is wasting your time making your code less readable to yourself for later maintenance.
Quit that habit, or you will never be a team player.