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On 12/21/06, James H H Lampert <jamesl@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: .
But the two concepts are by no means inseparable. By using The Cycle in an interactive program that doesn't use a primary file, I get an implicit "do until finished" loop that can effectively become the program's main event loop. And if (as in the present case) there is a primary file, I no longer have to care about explicitly reading the file and looping on EOF, as that's all implicit.
Explicit Logic = Documentation Implicit Logic = magic I have not used the logic cycle since I left the S/34 (where I used the heck out of it; anybody remember fetch overflow?). Why make someone go to the manual to rediscover the implicit logic, when you can explicitly state it? Chris -- www.brilligware.com
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