Re: %EOF with READC

%eof(...) vs %eof() can be debated as much as the a=a+1 versus a+=1 
debate.
Pro:  ?documentation?
Con:  If you copy the code from one spot into another and forget the 
change the second part you can get tripped.  For example, if you copy the 
following:

Read(e) MyfileL1;
if not %eof(MyfileL1);
  Division01011Sum=Division01011Sum+1;
EndIf;

Much further down into
Read(e) MyfileL2;
if not %eof(MyfileL1);
  Division01021Sum=Division01011Sum+1;
EndIf;

You will have two errors.  Two errors less likely to be made with:
Read(e) MyfileL1;
if not %eof();
  Division01011Sum+=1;
EndIf;

Granted, there is a big difference between
x+=1;
and
x=+1;

Rob Berendt