distinguishing getters and setters

Last i checked, we were distinguishing between getters and setters in the 
Fit tables, but putting "()" after the names of setters. I haven't really 
liked this -- it makes it look too much like code -- but haven't had a 
better idea. Until now. Maybe.

Here's the idea. What if we established a convention that the setters were 
on the left of a table and the getters were on the right. To the tester: 
inputs on the left and outputs on the right. And then we put a double line 
between them? It could be bold line or something... the point would be try 
to distinguish between them graphically rather than by using punctuation. 
Could this work?

Bret

P.S. I haven't kept up with recent discussions: my apologies if this topic 
has already been discussed. I am picking up from the conversation in New 
Orleans.


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