Finally, you have lines that are 155 characters long, which is rather hard to read. Perl is generally quite permissive with whitespace, so I suggest you insert some line breaks at logical places to keep your lines under 80 characters (or pick a different length, but IMHO 80 is plenty for Perl). Lines longer than that can be very hard to comprehend, even if someone happens to have their terminal/editor set wide enough to display them without breaks/scrolling.

I agree long lines are horrible, but with line wrapping, formatting characters on, and line numbers turned on, long lines are easier but not easy, to work with.

In reply to Re^2: Values of Formulas also not preserved with save parser ? by bulk88
in thread Values of Formulas also not preserved with save parser ? by devbond

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