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==Organization Needed== | |||
This page needs some major reorganization and standards compliance. By ''standards compliance'', I mean that we need to come up with a standards document as a formatting and style guide to bring some uniformity to the content. Of all the CSDP pages, I find this one the most poorly organized and least standard. | |||
Examples of formatting guidelines would be: | |||
* Use of uppercase for all variables | |||
* Not using SET= in variable names | |||
* Proper indenting for usage in CONFIG.SYS | |||
* Layout of parameters sections | |||
* Devising some consistent means of identifying whether a given variable is system or program specific, and whether it is settable per-session or must be in the master environment | |||
This is not an exhaustive list, but something of a start. |
Revision as of 01:01, 13 November 2017
Organization Needed
This page needs some major reorganization and standards compliance. By standards compliance, I mean that we need to come up with a standards document as a formatting and style guide to bring some uniformity to the content. Of all the CSDP pages, I find this one the most poorly organized and least standard.
Examples of formatting guidelines would be:
- Use of uppercase for all variables
- Not using SET= in variable names
- Proper indenting for usage in CONFIG.SYS
- Layout of parameters sections
- Devising some consistent means of identifying whether a given variable is system or program specific, and whether it is settable per-session or must be in the master environment
This is not an exhaustive list, but something of a start.