Hello, - I'm used (in years gone by) to the Qbasic programme, where i can
create 'sub' routines, view each routine on its own - Without reference /
Viewing the other code.. (I think its good like that..)..
I know in CGI/Perl - you can use sub-routines etc...
1) Does PHP allow sub-routines, eg
On Tuesday, April 9, 2002, at 09:47 AM, Gordon Stewart wrote:
Hello, - I'm used (in years gone by) to the Qbasic programme, where i
can
create 'sub' routines, view each routine on its own - Without
reference /
Viewing the other code.. (I think its good like that..)..
I know in
On Tuesday 09 April 2002 21:50, Erik Price wrote:
[snip]
Note that some might consider this a perversion of functions, since
functions are intended to operate on input and return a value -- but
this is a convenient way of modularizing your display code, and I use it
a lot.
Not really.
On Tuesday, April 9, 2002, at 01:19 PM, Jason Wong wrote:
Note that some might consider this a perversion of functions, since
functions are intended to operate on input and return a value -- but
this is a convenient way of modularizing your display code, and I use
it
a lot.
Not really.
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