-=> Simon Huggins schreef op 06 Jul 97  10:31:20 aan Ron Tuynman over Visual 
basic vs. Delphi..<=-
 [...Loop-terminators...]
 SH> Ermmm, isn't that easier????!!
 ...I don't think so.
 SH> Instead of having to know what to put afterwards, you just always put
 SH> an end.
 ...I like some structure in my source code. When debugging it's a lot
 more surveyable looking at those logical pairs (DO..ENDDO,
 FOR...NEXT, IF...ENDIF) than guessing where that particular
 END; refers to.
 SH> fact there are multiple windows. It's a small problem really isn't it?
 ...It's one of my lesser problems, I admint. But I like to see as
 much of my code as possible.
 SH> Well Pascal is a very structured language. If you've learnt another
 SH> one (e.g. C/C++) then it's quite easy to switch.
 ...I came from (MSX)Basic to dBase and Clipper. Never felt the need
 for another language, until Windows 95 shook the PC-world.
 RT> The help-files aren't giving me exactly what I need.
 SH> Surely they *DO* give that?
 SH> Bookmark the "Procedures and Functions (categorical)" page in the
 SH> helpfile. 
 SH> What more do you want??
 ...Printed matter ... ;-)
 Cu,
 Ron
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