>Where can I find a document with some suggestions for good coding standards?
>
>I do not need a book, just a few simple rules for three programmers to work together and not get TOO messed up.

Here are some other IMO interesting layout items. The central theme is readability/scanability/understandability.

with thisform
   * 1:
   .cErrorMessages  = .checkAppExe( 'ABC.EXE' ) ;
                      + .checkRequiredFiles() ;
                      + .checkCompatibility()
   * 2:
   .cErrorMessages  = .checkAppExe( 'ABC.EXE' ) ;
                    + .checkRequiredFiles() ;
                    + .checkCompatibility()
   * 3:
   .cErrorMessages  = .checkAppExe( 'ABC.EXE' ) + ;
                      .checkRequiredFiles() + ;
                      .checkCompatibility()
   * 4:
   .cErrorMessages  = ''
   .cErrorMessages  = .cErrorMessages + .checkAppExe( 'ABC.EXE' )
   .cErrorMessages  = .cErrorMessages + .checkRequiredFiles()
   .cErrorMessages  = .cErrorMessages + .checkCompatibility()
endwith

I don't like case 1. Case 2 looks better than case 1. Case 3 is what I do a lot. Case 4 is what I do occassionally.

*   No spacing
ln1=val(left(lcT1,2))*3600+val(right(lcT1,2))*60

*   Spacing
ln1 = val( left( lcT1, 2 ) ) * 3600 + val( right( lcT1, 2 ) ) * 60

Ofcourse,spacingimprovesreadability. Ofcourse(spacing(improves(readability))).

*   Straightforward
lcC1 = ltrim( str( lnRec ) )
lcC2 = ltrim( str( int( lnRec / tnXis^3 ) % tnXis + 1000 ) )
lcC3 = ltrim( str( int( lnRec / tnXis^2 ) % tnXis + 1000 ) )
lcC4 = ltrim( str( int( lnRec / tnXis ) % tnXis + 1000 ) )
lcC5 = ltrim( str( lnRec % tnXis + 1000 ) )

*   Justified in a special manner
lcC1 = ltrim( str(      lnRec                            ) )
lcC2 = ltrim( str( int( lnRec / tnXis^3 ) % tnXis + 1000 ) )
lcC3 = ltrim( str( int( lnRec / tnXis^2 ) % tnXis + 1000 ) )
lcC4 = ltrim( str( int( lnRec / tnXis   ) % tnXis + 1000 ) )
lcC5 = ltrim( str(      lnRec             % tnXis + 1000 ) )

The differences between the formulas are much clearer if the special justification is applied.