Chuck wrote: > I strongly favor 'end' as it keeps the symbology down to > just $#. And it reads good. > > > > At some point both were supported. I don't remember > > > if both still are or not. I'm getting the impression > > > that just #/if is supported now. > > > >that's right. It's my preference, but if there are > > strong objections to it I'm not against changing > > everything to 'end' from / > > Objection. Objection noted. Just seeing how it looks: ========================================= #if #end if instead of #if #/if #for #end for instead of #for #/for #macro macrName #end macro MacroName instead of #macro macrName #/macro MacroName #block blockName #end block blockName instead of #block blockName #/block blockName #verbatim #end verbatim instead of #verbatim #/verbatim #redefine blockName #end redefine blockName ... ========================================= You're right. It reads well. I'm convinced. Any counter-objections? Tavis _______________________________________________ Webware-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-devel
