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With full free ('**FREE' line 1, column 1) the entire source line is
read by the compiler. So columns 1-5, 6, & 7 are all part of the
program.

What I do is precede any changes I make to a line with a comment line
with my mod marker at the end of the comment line.

Also, I use '// mod marker' at the end of each changed line (where it
makes sense and doesn't make the code harder to read).

Paul

On 2019-10-02 08:39, Dexter Thompson wrote:

Your example is how you would do it. You can still use 1-5 to mark changes.

PS. There is a shortest learning curve, but I believe you will enjoy Full
Free.

On Wed, Oct 2, 2019 at 8:37 AM Kerwin Crawford via RPG400-L <
rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have not written any full free programs YET!
One question. If you use some sort of mod mark system how do you do it?
I have always put comments at the top of the program with the mod mark and
then in positions 1-4 put the mod mark. For example
kc01 // Kerwin Crawford P#2196 kc01
kc01 // The program stopped working when xxx
.
.
.
kc01 // Setll (System:'C ') clients;
kc01 Setll (System:Client) clients;

Note I do not have any sort of CMS.

Kerwin Crawford

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