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Hi,
Guess this is a personal issue on what standard you take, but here are some
additional ones that I use;
- two space indentation (with still 80 character limits on a source line I
can't afford 3 spaces)
- variables capitalized (ex. MyAmount)
- database fields all caps (ex. CSNAME)
- operation codes capitalized (ex. EndIf, ReadE)
- functions capitalized (ex. Not, %EOF, %SubSt)
- No use of CALLP (just ignore the result in that case)
- ... probable many more that I find so 'normal'
Kind regards,
Paul
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CODE/400 Discussion & Support <code400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>We use 3 space indentation. You can set up WDSc to do it for you. As far
>as naming, we use Hungarian notation as a loose standard. One deviation,
>though, is that all iSeries objects referenced start with a capital letter
>the finish with small case. All opcodes and BIFs are lower case.
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>example:
> read (myFirstKey:mySecondKey) Myfile;
> if not %eof(Myfile);
> myVar = anotherVar;
> endif;
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>Thanks,
>
>Mark
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>Mark D. Walter
>Senior Programmer/Analyst
>CCX, Inc.
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>Wondered if anyone could help me in writing some standereds for writing in
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>Things like indentation to use, where and how much etc....
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>Thanks
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>Eve
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