I have written a program and have probably broken most programming
conventions whilst doing so.

I have a ton of dim commands and over 60 functions. From a good programming
and system resource point of view, what should be my aims with the amount of
code used to write a program.

Allan

On Wed, 13 Mar 2002 15:32:45 GMT, "locharmoss1"

That's a question along the lines of How long is a piece of string.
It all depends on what the programme is doing.  

Nobody ever counts dim statements.  There are used as required.  60
functions is no excessive if the applications calls for them.  Some
programmes run into hundreds.  

I have a programme that has twenty five forms.  Assume an average of
10 functions per form, I never counted them all and it comes to a lot
of functions.  One form alone has 43 functions in it.  The programme
compiles to 796 KBs, so its not all that big.

Stuart Sutherland