>I'm not sure what I'm looking at is the same you typed. You used TABs in
>this e-mail and my reader may have a different tab width than yours.
>
>This is what I see (I replaced tabs by spaces):
It's not the same, so I'll drop tabs further on for assembler.
>The format I use:
>
>FOOBAR
> LD A,B
> DJNZ FOORBAR
>
>Never label and code on a single line. It's practical when inserting a
>line, removing a line or cutting/pasting lines.
Nice to see everyone has its own definite style. Personally I'm pretty
demanding and always work with an editor capable of dealing with labels +
code on a single line in a comfortable way (like the fab DevPac editors for
ST & Amiga).
For me the air in the sources is the most important issue when it comes to
readibility, and I find separate labels a bit confusing.
As the most edited labelled lines are the first of the subroutines, I
usually use separate labels just this way:
FOOBAR ; USELESS ENDLESS LOOP
; E: FOO FOO FOO FOO
; M: BAR BAR BAR BAR
LD A,(FOO_VAR)
USELESS NOP
DEC A
JR NZ,USELESS
RET
I'm practical, but visually appealing 8:)
>By the way, MS Word can do variable tabs, but I don't think it qualifies as
>a good text editor... ;)
Definitely not 8:)
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