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I've yet to see any 2 C programs from different programmers have the same style, so why should free form RPG be any different <grin>. Actually, pretty much the same with RPG, you can tell who wrote a program by the style they used. You can specify that you will have comments at the top describing this or that or the other, it will contain the name, comments in code for describing cryptic functions/variables, no right side comments (if you can do that in free form) etc... but, as you pointed out, it's a holy war that will never get resolved. Just IMO. Regards, Jim Langston -----Original Message----- From: Smith, Nelson [mailto:NSmith@lincare.com] Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 11:22 AM To: rpg400-l@midrange.com Subject: Free-form RPG standards Has anyone adopted or seen any good examples of "Standards" yet on how free-form RPG should look? We're going to V5 pretty soon now and I need to head off the inevitable coding wars that are sure to ensue. Something like the "Style" chapter in Jon's redbook would be great.
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