Devin, Great stuff. Very helpful. If nothing else to confirm I'm not as lost as I feel sometimes. I find I do 90% or more of what you listed. I guess just from experience with other languages!
> Declare your local variables and enable the "variable checking > by default" option. It will help prevent typos and cut down > your debugging time. Variable Checking is one of the first things I found and turned on. I really like "C" because of its structure, but for the life of me I just can't "think that way" and get anything done in C. I'm very familiar with VB (I wrote our in-house EDI transaction processing from scratch in VB... Yikes!) and the first line of any of my projects in VB is "Option Explicit". However, Variable Checking by default throws a stick in the spokes when you download other peoples work and accidentally hit the compile button when viewing their code LOL! (OK, OK, just don't hit save!!!) > There! That's probably more than you bargained for. And I'm sure > others will chime in with more advice. We all have plenty of that, for > free. :-) I'm still reading the links you sent and Yes, this is a great group. Thanks to all! Bill _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
