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- Dark Echo - 14-03-2007
Great tutorial dude.. I would just like to add to this very good tutorial is that adding spaces between certain lines of code helps distinguish between certain sections.. Adding spaces is just something i do, i dont know anyone else who does it.. But it does help dramatically.. For example.. Sorry Verrigan im using one of your examples here..
Declaring Variables In a Procedure
Code:
Private Sub cmdSelectChar_Click()
Dim YesNo As Byte
'Your code goes here. (Yes, you should even nest your comments. :))
End SubI think nesting is considered good programming practice.. I cant remember the exact words my teacher used.. But yeah.. Something like that.. :wink:
Again, great tutorial mate..
- ShadowLife - 14-03-2007
I can honestly say I hate trying to fix someone elses code when they don't nest. Or if their nesting is just a single space...
Very nice, I hope most people will carryout nesting in any type of programming or scripting.
[Also, I leave blank lines between Dims, SelectCase blocks, IfElseThen Blocks, after Sub and before End Sub]
- Matt - 14-03-2007
Maybe if you email Google about that, they'll fix it. They're pretty user orientated on things like that, so they may listen. GTalk owns all.