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James / Carol, > > Can any one tell me a modern free formatted programming language > > that does > > syntax checking while entering code? I cannot think of any. So, if > none can > > be mentioned, then we were spoilt while coding in fixed format. > > Well pretty much every language does syntax checking at compile or run > time, but that is not what you're asking. The only syntax checking I'm > aware of for free format languages is that used in emacs and vi when > coding C, C++, or Java. And it isn't really syntax checking, more of > auto-indenting. But you can tell if you've missed a semi-colon or a > closing brace if it doesn't indent like you expect. > > James Rich The instance that I think of is C#. If you typed: myString = String(myObj.ToString().Pad(3, ' '); It will immediately alert you that there is a parenthesis missing. Same goes with missing semi-colons. It is also free-format. The technology does currently exist. I believe MS calls it Intelli-sense. Andy
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