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I do not use the *INK? anymore... To me...

Dow KeyPressed <> ExitKey;

says more rather than..

Dow *inkc;

I rarely use the *IN01 through 99 anymore either. Named indicators are
more readable.


Michael Schutte



rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 05/13/2008 04:40:17 PM:

Is anyone still using the old indicator style of INKC, INKA, etc.?

Is there any reason why this should even be used today?

I know some are advocating using no indicators at all in a program....but

is that not one of the strengths of RPG?

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