Re: Euphoria Interpreter design
>I'm sorry if my English isn't perfect, I'm a native spanish speaker.
>Anyways, I still think declare-before-use improves code redability and
>promotes conceptual clarity (think-before-code). And as someone else said:
>it's easier to understand (and modify) other developers code when
>declarations are before their use.
I disagree, very simple mutal recursive algoritms (not to mention code and
routine management) generate much simplier and more
readable code, that the mess we make trying to 'fit' such a thing into a linear
order.
>BTW Why don't you prove 'declare-before-use' doesn't enhance readability &
>conceptual organization?
Daniel, why dont you tell me: did I not give an example in a previous mail ?
Plus, I think I can send you about 2 or 3 old projects that have such issues.
But any one programming any complex system, will
have had its own experience with this restriction. I know I have.
However, btw, theoretically your quesiton above is also irrelevant. I have to
disprove the readability of linear ordening ?
No, you would mean I have to disprove the readablity of linear ordening in some
case, while you have to prove that its *always*
the most readable choice.
Ralf
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