I love that, thanks!
When I coded in QB45 I never comment anything. I typed in ALL CAPS and never indented. Thankfully, I had already detached from the even older days of using GOTO statements and line numbers. I used a lot of sub-routines, instead, but I hardly ever gave them any descriptive labels. In fact, I used as few letters as possible to save memory. On one of my larger office projects, I would have a cheat sheet that would tell me hate MS1, MS2, etc. would stand for. Same with variables, which were almost all just one letter, and never more than two letters long.
Today I have abandoned the caps lock, indent, use descriptive names for subs but many times I'm still not descriptively naming variables, and I do at least some remarks, especially at the beginning of a program. I guess I learned that from a remark I placed at the bottom of an old program I ran, something about REM Caution, running this code will wipe your hard drive but please enjoy the SCREEN 0 screen saver while the task is being completed.
Pete
