Stuart McLachlan
stuart at lexacorp.com.pg
Fri Feb 16 18:08:16 CST 2007
On 16 Feb 2007 at 10:39, JWColby wrote: > Actually dimensioning a variable of any kind down in the middle of code is > considered bad practice anyway. It used to be. There seems to be a growing trend towards "decentralisation" rather than "consolidation" of declarations. Now we have "Block Scoped variables" in VB.Net which *have* to be declared in the middle of code and many MS code examples now declare all variables immediately before first use. Anyone for another round of Bound/Unbound or Surrogate/Natural et al which we're at it? :-) -- Stuart