My, my , touchy today aren't we!

I have no argument with any of the points you raise. I however personally
find several hundred line of nested loops and conditional statements easier
to decipher when I haven't looked at it for a few days/months if it is
indented. If you don't, "vive la difference". It is only a preference, not a
religious belief after all (and hence not worth fighing over! (not that I
think religious beliefs are either)).

Regards,
Gordon

Ken wrote in message <36FF4CCF.D2E56451@pacbell.net>...
>Gordon wrote:
>
>> In general though I would agree with Ken that the new editor is very
cool. I
>> particularly like the block indent/outdent feature. Makes cleaning up
your
>> indenting real easy. (Though Ken wouldn't use this feature!)
>>
>> Thanks for any hints on this.
>>
>> Gordon
>> <gbe### [at] birdcameroncomau>
>
>  Excuse me I have some questions.
>
>
>
> What is indenting ?
>
> Is this a new feature in Pov ?
>
> Will it make my scenes look any better when they render ?
>
> Will it take up less space on my hard drive when I use it ?
>
> How do they stick them little worms inside Mexican jumping beans -
> are they indented into it ?
>
> Will I be able to see more script on the editing page at one
> time using this method ?
>
> Will my files compress more when archived if I used indented
> script ?
>
> Will the rendering engine handle the file any differently one
> way or another if I do or if I do not ?
>
> How do they electroplate plastic products when plastic does not
> conduct electricity and does indenting have anything to do with
> it ?
>
> If indenting is such an effecient method of writting data why
> haven't modern book and magazine publishers started selling books
> with indented pages ?
>
> Will it make any difference in the greater scheme of things
> 30 years from now ?
>
> Will society condem me and will I be ostrisized for non indented
> code ?
>
> Can you look at an image and tell if indenting was used to produce
> it ?
>
>
> I have the answer to all of these quetions if you want to hear it.
>
>--
>Ken Tyler
>
>mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net

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