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Dan wrote: > ... > THIS DRIVES ME NUTS! Nothing is more frustrating than searching through >source looking to find a > subroutine that has one statement in it. When I have to maintain such a >program, the > one-statement subroutines disappear before I do anything else. Maybe the >original author knows > exactly what "Exsr SoExit" does. Does anyone else, with certainty? > ... Dan, what if you later want to do some cleanup at seton-lr time, no matter where LR is seton? I think having an exit subr is a good idea, although I think it should also do a return to be worthy of the name exit. Then it would have two lines! :) (Naming it "exit" and not having it return makes me suspicious that the programmer thought that just setting on LR would make the program end immediately.)
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