From: "Dave Guyer" 
I have written a macro that does various tests of software 
maintainablity.  One that I have not yet written is to determine the 
length of procedures and triggers.  Several simple possibilities 
exist:
procedure foo:
end.
   procedure foo2:
   end procedure.
on  do:
end.
These are easily handled with:
   find ("{procedure}|{end procedure}|{on}|{^end}", "igwxv")
But how do I find the correct end in the following?
    procedure foo3:
    end.  
   procedure foo4:
       on  do:
       end. 
       on  do:
       end.
       on  do:
       end.
   end.
   on  do:
   end.
Several  solutions would answer the problem.  (1) Modify 
the function list macro to find the "end" of the function or trigger 
and give me a line-count in the compressed view.  This sounds like 
more work than I really want to do, but I am open to it because it 
would be a cleaner user interface.
(2) Learn to use regular expressions so that when the procedure or on 
keyword is found, the number of spaces after ^ is used to find the 
corresponding end.  This would display the correct end immediately 
after the line with the procedure or on keyword.
(3) Modify the function list macro to do #2 above.
I will be pleased to receive other possibilities or pointers on how 
to best do any of the above.  Thanks in advance, and sorry about the 
size of this message!
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