ways to call "sub" routines

MetLife

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Hi,

I am analyzing someone else's code. One thing I notice is that they alternate between

run("some_macro")

and

call some_macro

Why is there a difference in the way the macro is called & does this make any difference?

I personally don't like changing the way it is called, I would prefer just using the "Call" command or "run" but alternating is confusing to me.

Thanks
 
No, I was saying that you can have different types of words in different colours, so that you can easily distinguish between keywords, literal values and identifiers (variables/routine names) for example.
 
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Thanks. I will check that out.
No, I was saying that you can have different types of words in different colours, so that you can easily distinguish between keywords, literal values and identifiers (variables/routine names) for example.
 
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