Re: Title lines in include files
"Simon Hoffe" <[email protected]>
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My 2-cents: I concur with Al on option 2, give the first line of an include file no special treatment. Simon Hoffe On Tue, 21 May 2002 09:53:09 -0600 Al Davis ([email protected]) wrote: >Question.... > >Should ".include" files skip the first line, interpreting it as a >title? > >This is the way it is now, as a throwback to Spice-2, and assuming >that an included file is complete in some sense. Actually, it uses >the same reader as the main file, recursively, which interprets the >first line as a title. > >So ... opinion poll. > >Is the preferred behavior ... > >(1) Continue to treat the first line of an included file as a title. > >or.. > >(2) Just include it, giving no special treatment to the first line. > >or.. > >(3) Another possibility that I did not think of. > > > >My preference is (2). It seems to be more compatible with other >simulators that way. If you want a title, you can still put one >there and mark it as a comment. _______________________________________________________________ http://www.webmail.co.za the South-African free email service