> You know the funny thing is that programmers who use decent editors > don't seem to find the whole indentation thing so challenging. ;^) > > Cheers, > > Ken
I once declared that UV's FORMAT (as verb or from ED) would be the standard formatter. Programmers grumbled. I said the source is in APP.PROGS. Change it if you prefer something different. No one did. Speaking of editors, I have an ED prestore macro that shows the level of indentation. Very handy to line things up. It show's Mark's program as: 0001: OPEN FILE1 TO F.FILE1 THEN 0002: 1 | OPEN FILE2 TO F.FILE2 THEN 0003: 2 | | OPEN FILE3 TO F.FILE3 THEN 0004: 3 | | | EOF=0 0005: 3 | | | LOOP READNEXT ID ELSE EOF=1 UNTIL EOF DO 0006: 4 | | | | PROCESS, PROCESS, PROCESS 0007: 3 | | | REPEAT 0008: 2 | | END ELSE PRINT "CAN'T OPEN FILE3" 0009: 1 | END ELSE PRINT "CAN'T OPEN FILE2" 0010: END ELSE PRINT "CAN'T OPEN FILE1" 0011: END &ED& LEVELS 0001: E 0002: BLOCK 0003: FORMAT 0004: C//~/B 0005: C/~ /9 | | | | | | | | | /B 0006: C/~ /8 | | | | | | | | /B 0007: C/~ /7 | | | | | | | /B 0008: C/~ /6 | | | | | | /B 0009: C/~ /5 | | | | | /B 0010: C/~ /4 | | | | /B 0011: C/~ /3 | | | /B 0012: C/~ /2 | | /B 0013: C/~ /1 | /B 0014: C/~ / /B 0015: C/~//B 0016: BLOCK 0017: PAUSE 0018: OOPS Set the block using ">" & "<" commands. .X LEVELS .XR at the pause prompt will OOPS it. ED: the best of 70's technology! - cds P.S. Actually , I like UltraEdit. ------- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
