In article <fedeeb954e.harriet@xxxxxxxxxx>, Harriet Bazley <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Well, my personal feeling is that it belongs in *your* version but is > potentially confusing in the context of someone else's Rules: for a > start, it looks like a C++ (?) style comment, where the '//' denotes > the *start* and not the end of the comment on the line.... I find it quite amazing that so many people (admittedly all programmeras) associate something that is merely a delimiter with specific other languages. I could be like that too and point out that everyone (in a different software environment) would associate "//" with the start of a line of JCL. I just chose a simple double-characetr delimiter which I thought was unlikely to turn up in criterion values. I deliberately avoided || because some people would then be confused over single/double use of the | character. > It seems to me an unnecessary complication that is inconsistent with > the other comment types available. Types? There's only one other type in AS isn't there? -- Jeremy C B Nicoll, Edinburgh, Scotland - my opinions are my own.