At 06:59 2017-07-13, "Darren" <[email protected]> wrote:
And another tool I have which helps is to add comments to the end of the
terminating commands - e.g. ENDIF, ENDFOR, ENDDO, EXIT etc. which help to
identify the branch / loop.
I dislike the clutter intensely, and if the condition changes,
there are then two places to change.
[snip]
... With terminating comments...
DO WHILE .T.
*- Operate between 1am and 3pm local sydney time
IF NOT BETWEEN(HOUR(DATETIME()), 1, 15) && 01:00:00 to 14:59:59
=messagebox("This function is designed to run between 1am and 3pm
local time (Sydney)" + CHR(13) + CHR(13) + ;
"The program will now terminate", 48, "Outside of times of
operation", 10000)
EXIT && DO WHILE .T.
ENDIF && NOT BETWEEN(HOUR(DATETIME()), 1, 15) && 01:00:00 to 14:59:59
SELECT w_bnTrack
SCAN FOR rssAvailable
*- Check if this track has runs today.
SELECT w_usdRace
LOCATE FOR track_code = w_bnTrack.livetkcode
IF NOT FOUND()
SELECT w_bnTrack
LOOP
ENDIF && NOT FOUND()
If you really need this to keep your nesting straight, you have
too much nesting.
[snip]
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko
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