Re: /free /end-free

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

I agree, it is pretty cool.  (I changed my original response to not offend
anyone.)

There has been some caution on the list about shifting your indentation
around if you wrap your existing code in another IF or other control
structure.  I say the heck with it, go ahead and indent.  You can always
verify your indentation with Code/400's little checker.  And using Code to
shift it is no big deal.  Also you could always start a new school of
thought that anytime you get x number of layers of indentation time to
write a subprocedure and break out part of the code.

Rob Berendt

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Why is it that the person clamoring most to be programming GUI applications
uses SEU instead of Code?



                    Jim Langston
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I just wrote my first RPGILE Freeformat program.

I love it!  I love being able to indent to follow If...Else...EndIf and
DoW...EndDo
blocks.

Kudos to the RPG Development team!

Regards,

Jim Langston
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