Now that's splitting hairs, but I'd say this is preferable:

m.lcSomeVariable = "SomeLongStringOrFunction1" +;
                   "SomeLongStringOrFunction2" +;
                   "SomeLongStringOrFunction3"

but there are much bigger "sins" to debate . . .


>I think one should keep an open mind. For example, in a recent message to me Fabio Lunardon used the following:

SELECT cFromIP ;
>	,	cPortProt ;
>	,	cToPDom ;
>	,	cToFDom ;
>	,	COUNT(*) counts ;
>INTO CURSOR GpTest1 ;
>		FROM Logs1;
>		GROUP BY 1,2,3,4

I don't know if Fabio purposely wanted tabs expanded out to 8 characters but that's not what's interesting here. I'd never before considered putting the comma for a list extension at the START of a new line, but it's thematic in the same way as:

* This
>
>m.lcSomeVariable = "SomeLongStringOrFunction1" ;
>  + "SomeLongStringOrFunction2" ;
>  + "SomeLongStringOrFunction3" ...
>
>* is preferable to
>
>m.lcSomeVariable = "SomeLongStringOrFunction1" + ;
>  "SomeLongStringOrFunction2" + ;
>  "SomeLongStringOrFunction3" ...