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    Quote Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor View Post
    Ummm, we'll call that the "skimask initialization syntax".
    You might get that later. Inside Joke.

    But no, it's not commented. The colon ":", separates two statements, as if they were on separate lines.
    Standard BASIC syntax from "In the beginning...."

    Anybody remember Beagle Bros. Two-Liners? What could you do with 2 lines of code, packed as tightly as possible? I think it was 64 characters max per line, but can't remember.

    I have actually picked up the technique again, for the same reason Skimask mentioned: Less scrolling, more compact code listings, keeps related code elements together. Once I got used to it again, I found it easier to read (as long as it wasn't used excessively). Thanks Skimask!

    SteveB

    Edit: A little research yields "less than approximately 150 characters" per line of Apple II code. Page 23 (26th pdf page) of this reproduction 1978 Apple II reference Manual
    Last edited by SteveB; - 30th June 2007 at 18:49.

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