>>The other idea would be to get used to remember some amount
>>of syntax levels and type text in the order it would be
>>read. It is much easier.... ;)
>I wonder how many people type it like I do compared to how many just
>type it out as they go...
<raising hand> Me! Me!
Especially when typing nested functions, conditionals, quotes, etc., in
C or somesuch, it's the *only* way I can guarantee "nestedness". Eg,
if()
if( () == ()0 )
if( ( fp = fopen() ) == (FILE *)0 )
if( ( fp = fopen( getname(), O_RDONLY ) ) == (FILE *)0 )
if( ( fp = fopen( getname( flist[] ), O_RDONLY ) ) == (FILE *)0
)
if( ( fp = fopen( getname( flist[currfile] ), O_RDONLY ) ) ==
(FILE *)0 )
etc.
Each successive "step" would be to add the filler between each openclose
paren/bracket/etc.
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