In terms of indenting -- Nobody that I know of indents the '{' on a line by itself after 'sub name'. This is one example.

If the author finds himself easily lost, it is no wonder that others trying to understand the code would become lost. My claim is that I suspect a simpler, and more straight-forward implementation is possible, and also that the feature being provided, can be provided in simpler, and more straight-forwards ways.

Consider this: You have a problem in your code that you are not able to solve, and at least three other people find difficult to come close to knowing where to look. I believe this is a very obvious hint.

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: import() not getting called. Huh? by MarkM
in thread import() not getting called. Huh? by John M. Dlugosz

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