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Hello
Ron,
To
deal with long lines of code I use these techniques:
1)
Insert carriage-returns (afl ignore breaks, tabs and spaces) to break the
long line at 'logical' places, which I prefer to automatic breaks which would
break up logical sections of the line into random parts.
2)
I indent the wrapped parts so that they are clearly identified as belonging
to the preceding non-indented part.
3) To make the code more readable I often use intermediate
descriptive variables, each to represent a logical part of the long statement,
thus making code more readable and as well reduce line length.
4)
make liberal use of spaces (empty lines) between lines of code to visually group
relevant blocks of wrapped code together.
Perhaps some of this might work for you to? I have nothing against
optional automated wrapping of lines however i might not use it
much...
best
regards,
herman.
The purpose of this email is to see if myself and Graham
are the only two Amibroker users who would like to be able to switch the
version 4,70rc3 indicator editor to a WRAPPED LINE MODE.
The version 4,70rc3 indicator editor needs to avoid
wrapping lines so it can more accurately report errors.
I am hoping there are more users than Graham
and myself who would like have a switch that would allow us to choose to edit
in a WRAPPED LINE MODE. Then, when an error occurs, the editor
would instantly switch to UNWRAPPED LINE MODE, in order
to accurately identify the error.
It would then remain in the DEFAULT "UNWRAPPED LINE"
mode until we decided to switch back the WRAPPED LINE mode.
This proposed switch option would satisfy the
desires of everyone.
I would appreciate hearing some feedback on
this idea. Later, Ron D
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