>>There is a term that I use in some situations that I have seen many many times, it's what I call the "Big Red Bus Syndrome" (I thought everyone knew it, but I just moved to a new city where no-one's heard of it before).
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>This proves your point. I'll never have a variable called BigRedBus.
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amnt2, amnt3, ... to amnt8, and such stuff. That's what we call "dirty school (of programming)" 'round here.


Dragan,

you can use a variable called DirtySchoolOfProgramming around here (too big for VFP, more used to Pascal now)it would be instantly understood :)

IF DirtySchoolOfProgramming
amnt1 = amnt2-NumberIAssignedToGlobalInAnotherProgram
ELSE
Tot2Pay = InvTotal - Tax
ENDIF

Apart from the too long variable names, it looks fine to me, of course I'd assign DirtySchoolOfProgramming to .F. :)

Steve