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[The Fred]

Weird, prototypes always seem to give me an error message when I get them wrong, though usually the only thing I forget is if I add an argument and forget to add it to the prototype. Personally, I think it's just nice to be able to see all the function declarations at the start of the file without having to scroll - I guess you could keep these in comment form but you'd have to keep them up-to-date anyway, and you'd lose out on the pretty colours. Plus there's the issue of declaration order as mentioned before. I guess you can always comment them out if searching for an error, and it'd be obvious if they were causing the issue.

[Kaldor Silverwand]

I haven't had any problems using prototypes and generally put them at the top of the script. This allows you to call any function from within any other function. So it is a useful thing.

The standard includes are a mess though. There are just too many include files that include too many other include files. Imho this makes code even harder to read than goto ever did.

Regards

[painofdungeoneternal]

Lance Botelle wrote...
Just one question ... Can includes be of any size? I only mention this because I find my generic functions include is becoming very large and can sometimes get very slow to respond when I edit it.

They can be huge. Get a better editor, not the toolset.