RE: Corresponding End's

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

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If you never indented them in the first place, or did it wrong, it would
be nice to see.

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"Don Freeman" <DFreeman@norcalwaste.com>
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Just curious...What purpose would indent fill in free-form format?  To me
the ability to indent your control structures from within your code is one
of the (if not THE) biggest advantages of using free format.  The indent
function of CODE would be superfluous in this case.


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Jon,

Did they ever get the view, indent working with free format?

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"Jon Paris" <Jon.Paris@Partner400.com>
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 >> Many years ago I used Aldons Flexedit as an editor, one feature I
found
useful was being able to match up op-codes, do , if's etc with their
corresponding END (I think it was called the Kiss function?).

 >> Is this feature available in Code?

Yes.  There are two different ways to do this.  One is to use the Indented
view - From the View -> Indent.  The resulting view is very useful, but
sadly browse only in current releases.

The second way - and the one I think you are looking for is View -> Match.
There are two options - select (Ctrl + M) which selects all lines in the
block, and Jump (Shift Ctrl + M) which goes from the end to the beginning
or
vice versa.  Nice thing about this is it works for all blocks including
subroutines.  Haven't tested it for Procs and Monitor groups but I would
assume it does those too.

Jon Paris
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