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On Mon, 10 Mar 2003, Joel Fritz wrote: > > I think the easiest thing to do here is an externally described print file. > Once I remembered I had Code Designer, it didn't seem so awful. <g> > I must not understand your predicament. I thought you didn't want to use global variables -- an externally defined print file still requires you to use global variables! > I could have used global variables and done it in a subroutine. I'm trying > to force myself to use subprocedures more, regardless of whether they're > appropriate. <g> > I don't understand this statement. You can use a subprocedure and do it exactly the same way as you would've done it with a subroutine. I don't understand why this is a "subprocedure" vs "subroutine" topic. Both use global variables and files in exactly the same way.
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