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Kurt Anderson wrote:
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).
To which outline are you referring? The outline view of WDSC, or
something else? I'm a bit surprised by your comment about
non-alphabetized routines being difficult to find. Isn't that what find
functions are for? SEU, green screen debugger, LPEX and WDSC debugger
all have 'find this string in the source' tools.
I work similarly to Rory, in that I tend to put internal-only
subprocedures at the bottom of a source member, and for the same reason.
Within either group (exported or non-exported) I generally add new
subprocedures at the end of the group, unless they are closely related
to other existing subprocedures.
For example, if I had these subprocedures:
splitStringOnDelimiter()
rightJustifyString()
convertStringEncoding()
and I wanted to add a procedure to centre a string in a field, I'd add
it between rightJustifyString() and convertStringEncoding().
Hope this helps,
Adam
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