Hugo
I leave the space so the func's arrgs stand out (and indeed where the func name ends, not mistaken for a C, for instance)
Well-aligned, tabbed code is so much easier to follow, esp keeping all the "="s in 1 column. Yours looks neat and readable. Reminds me a bit to much of C though :-)
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>Terry,
>
>I try to write the code pretty much like you, except I do not leave spaces between function's parenthesis and the parameter (like in ABS( lnSchemTot1)), but what I really write different is the insert command, I would write your's like this:
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>
>Insert Into RZSTOP ;
> ( ;
> Rte_No, ;
> Rte_Let, ;
> Directn, ;
> Number, ;
> Zone, ;
> Stop, ;
> County, ;
> Flags, ;
> SeqNo ;
> ) ;
> Values ;
> ( ;
> lcRoute, ;
> lcGen, ;
> lcDirectn, ;
> I, ;
> VAL(.aReorderStops( I, 1)), ;
> .aReorderStops( I, 3), ;
> .aReorderStops( I, 6), ;
> lcFlag, ;
> 1 ;
> )
>
>
>
>I know it uses lot of real state, but I like it <g>
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