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  • Subject: Re: Is this the Free-Format that we asked for?
  • From: "Glenn Howald" <ghowald@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 07:57:52 -0700
  • Importance: Normal

Personally, I much prefer a statement terminator (semi-colon or whatever)
over a statement continuation option because I may more easily insert into a
long condition or evaluation statement.

I think a statement terminator is required by most compilers (either a end
of line/ carriage return/ or special character). If I remember correctly,
you need a backslash or something in Visual Basic to let the compiler know
that your statement takes more than one line.

Glenn Howald
Programmer/Analyst
Gateway Software Corporation


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