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Date:         Tue, 1 Jul 1997 15:40:55 -0500
Reply-To:     Andrew Kowalczyk <Andrew.Kowalczyk@ANIXTER.COM>
Sender:       "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
From:         Andrew Kowalczyk <Andrew.Kowalczyk@ANIXTER.COM>
Subject:      Re: /* Considered Harmful

"Keith L. Gregory, Ph.D." <klg@DNAI.COM> said:

Personally, I far prefer /*...*/ to *...; I have an editor (CodeWright = with a freeware SAS.DLL) ) which chromacodes (comments are in green, = macro vars in red, strings in brown, etc.) if I like; gives a good = check.=20

---------------------------------------- ...and for those of us on "Jurassic Iron" using recent releases of ISPF (TSO full screen environment) editor. The command HILITE OTHER will do a nice job of "chromacoding" your SAS code. There are a dozen or so options for HILITE such as HILITE REXX, HILITE JCL, HILITE PLI, but I like the results for OTHER (meaning - other PL/I-like language)

It only falls down on my PROC SQL code (there is no HILITE SQL option).


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