Re: Proper indentation guidelines for FreeFormat?

I perfer to have the statments indented from the control statments.

If A=B;
    C = NewValue;
  else;
    D = NewValue;
Endif;




Jeff Stevens
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rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 07/27/2005 01:05:47 PM:

> You could follow the technique's used when using WDSC to develop RPG 
code. 
>  Although I do tend to change their
> Select;
>   When x=1;
>     // Do this
>   When x=2;
>     // Do that
> EndSl;
> 
> to
> Select;
> When x=1;
>   // Do this
> When x=2;
>   // Do that
> EndSl;
> 
> Maybe I'm wrong, but isn't the EndSl indicative of where the immediately 

> previous When part stops executing?
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> Does anyone have any Proper indentation guidelines for FreeFormat 
coding? 
> Such as If statements, Select statements etc?  I know it's personal 
> preference, but would like some ideas to help set a style.
> 
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