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I just made a discovery that confused me.
First: I write all new code in full-free form so that I always start with a
?**FREE? in column 1 of first line and from there I code the rest more or
less from the beginning of the line with indents.
Recently I cut a piece from a program that I need to reuse frequently and
saved as a copy source for later use.
When I started a new program I just added the /copy to get all these
definitions of import fields and prototypes where they need to be.
Problem is: It did not work! The compiler complained about every single line
in the copy source. If I pasted in the lines the compile worked just fine so
there was something strange about the /copy (or for that sake /include)
itself.
Then I found that if I right-shifted all lines in the copy source 8 or so
places the /copy worked fine. But I really want to extract odd pieces from
programs and reuse as copy source without changing them.
Finally I found the working solution: Apparently I have to add a ?**FREE?
line as the first line to every copy source!
This works ? BUT I sort of feel that if I have instructed the compiler that
?the following source is free of column restrictions? this should apply also
to every piece of code that is copied in before compile.
Is this a bug or a feature?
/Ake H Olsson/
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