Multiple Code On One Line

[dcop]

I do the following to to cut down on the number of lines and increase my view using the &@CRLF&. Is there any other way to do it with AutoIt? TIA, Dennis

$label1 = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Date Of Gas-Up", 2, 16, 90, 17) &@CRLF& GUICtrlSetResizing (-1,$GUI_DOCKALL) &@CRLF& GUISetBkColor(0x00FFFF)

[Helge]

This kind of works

If GUICreate("", 300, 300) <> "thisnever" AND GUISetState() <> "happens" Then Sleep(2000)

[Valik]

Runtime performance should not be impacted by a programmer's coding habits. This isn't 1982. Windows have scrollbars. Whitespace is not something to be afraid of. I suggest you better spend your time writing clear code than trying to squeeze as much as possible into as little screen space as possible.

[dcop]

Runtime performance should not be impacted by a programmer's coding habits. This isn't 1982. Windows have scrollbars. Whitespace is not something to be afraid of. I suggest you better spend your time writing clear code than trying to squeeze as much as possible into as little screen space as possible.

I agree but my I feel my code is clear. Anyhow, there is no other way to one line multile syntax?

[nfwu]

Single lines = a messy peice of code.

Look at this one line of C++ code:

int main(){for(int i=0, j=10, x=0; i<=5, j<=20; i++, j+=2, printf("%i", i+j), x+=i+j){}}

May have syntax errors, but you get the idea.

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Edited August 8, 2006 by nfwu

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I do the following to to cut down on the number of lines and increase my view using the &@CRLF&. Is there any other way to do it with AutoIt? TIA, Dennis

You really think this is more readable

$label1 = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Date Of Gas-Up", 2, 16, 90, 17) &@CRLF& GUICtrlSetResizing (-1,$GUI_DOCKALL) &@CRLF& GUISetBkColor(0x00FFFF)

than this?

$label1 = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Date Of Gas-Up", 2, 16, 90, 17) 
       GUICtrlSetResizing (-1,$GUI_DOCKALL) 
       GUISetBkColor(0x00FFFF)

Cheers

Kurt

[Confuzzled]

PageSpaceTakenBySourceCodeDoesNotReflectOnSizeOfEndExeFile.

Readability is paramount when you revisit your code six months down the track.

Comments are free and you will really appreciate them whan you go back later and update your code to add functionality - it always happens.

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[Valik]

I agree but my I feel my code is clear. Anyhow, there is no other way to one line multile syntax?

Okay, maybe you can read it, good for you. Can anybody else? Can you absolutely positively guarantee no other living (or dead) person will ever have to read your code for any reason what-so-ever? Most people can't and some people won't. For example, if I was handed a script written like you show, I'd immediately discard it and rewrite it from scratch no matter how big it is. My thoughts are if you make such a poor decision about the way you write the code, I can't imagine the poor decisions you make in designing the code. This is irrespective of your actual ability - I'm never going to make it far enough into the script to see if you can design good code or not.

If you want to see more code on screen do everybody else a favor and use a smaller font and get a bigger monitor. Don't write nasty code.