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"Jason W. Kohlhoff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 06/01/2001 09:03:47 AM
Please respond to "CREdit list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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cc: (bcc: Steve Miller/Tanisys)
Subject: Re: Matching Braces
The feature finds matching braces or brace pairs. If you have a large number of
nested compound statements separated by braces, then it often gets confusing as
to which brace opens or closes a particular compound statement. On some
editors, highlighting an opening brace will automatically highlight its paired
closing brace.
{ Some stuff
{ More stuff
{ Still more stuff
} Closes still more stuff
} Closes More stuff
} Closes Some stuff
In the above example, no indentation was used to keep the nesting harder to
spot. Good code should be indented, but until you determine which compounded
statement is within what other compounded statement, how far to indent is tough
to determine.
--- Steve
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I'm sure myself, or someone else could write a script(macro) to do that.
Can you describe the feature a bit for everyone?
Also, I've been working on a nifty little script that allows you to query a
database, via ODBC or OLEDB, and get the results back in the output window.
Pretty handy when you're working on an SQL query. CREdit becomes kinda like
a poor-man's Query Analyzer/ISQL_w. : )
Jason
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