To 'with' or not to 'with': how is the question ?
Manuel Gutierrez Algaba
thor at localhost.localdomain
Fri Sep 1 16:15:30 EDT 2000
On Fri, Jason Cunliffe <jasonic at nomadicsltd.com> wrote:
>ouchdamn.. my 'with' example should have read
>
>Set evilcommondocument = CreateObject("Word.Document")
>
>With evilcommondocument <<<
> .AutoHyphenation = True
> .PrintPreview
> evilcommondocument.Close
>End With
Uhm, I see here a good solution for the "print<<" problem:
With print
.<<< = file
with it
.spaces = on
"ad","k3","332"
end with
. = stdout
.newline
end width
Maybe, it's unpythonic, but it'd ease VisualShit scripters to
adapt themselves to the language.
Sounds like a mini-COBOL-Screen-Section inline. I like it !!!
--
MGA
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