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Jon Paris wrote:
>
> There is one point Scott omitted from his excellent summary on Binder
> Language.
>
> When you add new procedures you should always add them _to_the_end_ of the
> list. Do not be tempted to be "tidy" and add them in alpha (or any other)
> order. If you do not follow this simple rule, really interesting things can
> happen!
>
Given that you have to keep the procedures in the same order in all the
lists, why is the *CURRENT/*PRV method preferred over the hard-coded
signature method?
For example, this might be your entire binder source when using a
hardcoded signature:
signature('SRVPGMNAM')
procA
procB
procC
procB2
This would be your entire binder source when using *CURRENT / *PRV
signature(*current)
procA
procB
procC
procB2
signature(*prv)
procA
procB
procC
signature(*prv)
procA
procB
I just don't see the attraction of the second one.
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