I don't see the benefit, BUT I admit I am ignorant... What would be the benefit of multiline programming? It looks (from that small example) like looser control of variables.
Rook Zimbabwe wrote:I don't see the benefit, BUT I admit I am ignorant...
Yeah you probably are... but that seems to be a virtue of many people on this forum. I think many of these people only damage PB's user base. But enough of my political statement.
The advantage of being able to split up a line is especially apparent when the line becomes wider then the width of the screen. E.g. complex if-statements can be made more readable with more control over source code layout.
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Rook Zimbabwe wrote:I don't see the benefit, BUT I admit I am ignorant...
Yeah you probably are... but that seems to be a virtue of many people on this forum. I think many of these people only damage PB's user base. But enough of my political statement.
The advantage of being able to split up a line is especially apparent when the line becomes wider then the width of the screen. E.g. complex if-statements can be made more readable with more control over source code layout.
I think overly rude people damage PB's user base as well but that's just my opinion.
Anyway that would indeed be a complex IF statement if it were that long, perhaps you should be looking at shorter variable names.