You can keep the head even tidier by indenting your code and styles. Use the
tab character: @Char(9) wherever you want to keep it easy to read.
If you want lots of them then you can use:
@Repeat( @Char(9); x );
Or, in LotusScript:[<br clear="all" /><pre class="LotusScript">]
Private Function InsertTabs
(Byval NoTabs As Integer) As String
Dim a As Integer
For a = 1 To NoTabs
InsertTabs = InsertTabs & Chr(9)
Next
End Function[</pre>] and then in your code:
[<code class="LotusScript">]
Print InsertTabs(2) & |this is indented|
[</code>]
HTH
Jake
-CodeStore
You can keep the head even tidier by indenting your code and styles. Use the tab character: @Char(9) wherever you want to keep it easy to read.
If you want lots of them then you can use: @Repeat( @Char(9); x );
Or, in LotusScript:[<br clear="all" /><pre class="LotusScript">] Private Function InsertTabs (Byval NoTabs As Integer) As String Dim a As Integer For a = 1 To NoTabs InsertTabs = InsertTabs & Chr(9) Next End Function[</pre>] and then in your code: [<code class="LotusScript">] Print InsertTabs(2) & |this is indented| [</code>] HTH Jake -CodeStore