All,
In defense of this technique, I offer the following:
Putting all the like routines in a single portfolio (single
BASIC program) is akin to storing all the methods for an object in the
code which describes the object. Infact modes had a similar approach,
storing the Proc and BASIC versions of an infact technique in the same
mode, with a difference in entry point to establish which method you
were calling.
Putting all the like routines in a single portfolio (single
BASIC program) allows for easier version management. Also easier to
print and document.
Putting all the like routines in a single portfolio (single
BASIC program) encourages consistent variable naming across routines,
because they all share the same common block and the same EQUates.
- Charles "A Place For Everything" Barouch
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