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>>Craig,
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>>You knew I couldn't resist, didn't you.< bg >
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>>The stuff about the math operators and commas I'll defintely agree with. However, about the line continuation I'll disagree. IMO, I think placing the + or the logical operator at the end of the line makes it easier to read. I think that it's easier to miss a single character like the semi-colon doing a quick read as opposed to two (+ ;) or more (AND ;). However, there's nothing wrong with your method. Just different strokes for different folks.:-)
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>Yup.. different strokes. But's I'll disagree with your disagreement. If you put the + and AND at the end of the line, there is nothing to tell you that the next line is a continuation if you are only scanning the beginning of the line. My way, you get that visual clue either way (beginning or end).

One thing I overlooked (that Larry pointed out) is the lack of indentation. I indent the continuation. I think that as far as placing the operator at the beginning or end of a line is simply a matter of style rather than substance. I think that a case can be made either way.