> In a way, you're right. It all boils down to what the interpreter will > accept as well as understanding that if you program in other languages > you probably won't be able to implement those "bad" habits. Personally, > I'm all for doing whatever gets the job done with the least amount of > typing. For this reason I don't declare my local variables ahead of time > (unless I have to as a result of using the regEx commands), and don't > run with explicitVariables turned on. > > (THERE, I said it... do you still respect me?) > > ;-) > I guess you won't be using my javadoc plugin then ;-(
By the way you can't use explicitVariables in rev because of the amount of undeclared variables in the IDE. I tend to be somewhere in the middle though I think I'd use explicitVariables if I had the opportunity as it often takes more time to work out that you misspelled a variable name in a long script than declaring the variables. I'm sure we all still respect you ;-P ... well as much as we did before ;-) Cheers Monte _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
