How do you sequence/order your subroutines/subprocedures? -- RPG400-L

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Subject: How do you sequence/order your subroutines/subprocedures?
From: "Kurt Anderson" <kurt.anderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2008 16:49:50 -0600
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Hi all,

I'm just curious how people lay out their subroutines and subprocedures
in a program, and why?

I've always done it (subprocedures, I don't do much with subroutines)
alphabetically - mainly because the outline will not alphabetize them -
and they're a pain to find otherwise. I believe the outline does
alphabetize subroutines (for whatever reason).

Location of a subprocedure/subroutine in a program doesn't affect how it
runs, right?

Thoughts?

Thanks,

Kurt Anderson

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Re: How do you sequence/order your subroutines/subprocedures? , David Wright
Re: How do you sequence/order your subroutines/subprocedures? , Rory Hewitt

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