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[sqr-users] let vs move discussion part deaux
Don,
I cordially disagree. Unless brio has changed anything lately, numeric
assignments are faster with move but character assignments are faster with
let because there is more overhead associated with the move command. Maybe
someone from brio/sqribe in Ohio can give the definitive answer on this.
As for searching the sqrug database, there isn't really that much and
everything I see in the database is 4 years old.
in this message http://www.sqrug.org/sqr-users/sqrusers_97/msg00690.html the
values are all numeric.
ditto http://www.sqrug.org/sqr-users/sqrusers_97/msg00696.html
clark 'the dragon' willis
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----Original Message Follows----
On Tue, 29 Jul 2003, the dragon wrote:
> Dan,
>
<snip>
> also, get in the habit of using let commands rather than move commands -
> they are more powerful in the long run and faster except for numeric
values.
Actually, just to be nit-picky, "move" is more efficient than "let" for
all simple assignments. Just like "add" is more efficient than let,
"subtract" is more ...etc.
For complex assignments that would take multiple "single-purpose"
commands, then "let" is more efficient.
See archives for many discussions thereof.
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