At 18:14 -0600 2006/09/20, Kevin King wrote:
Also, note that I personally prefer the two letter comparators (EQ,
NE, etc.) to improve readability as it provides some differentiation
between the assignment and comparator operators.
Allong these lines, I try to use a technique from my C days: Put the
constant on the left:
"Y" = theVar
This way, if something happens and the boolean context is lost,
you'll get a compiler error and not a hidden assignment that could be
hard to find. It's not as useful because mvBASIC doesn't use == for
comparison and = for assignment, so you're less likely to have and
accidental assigment, but it doesn't hurt, if you can develop the
habit.
Ray
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