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Currently if the 2nd parameter is an undefined variable both the @FORMAT and
the @FORMATN functions display an error message. I suggest adding an
optional 3rd parameter to specify default value. This would remove the need
for considerable error checking. Alternate solutions: 1/ new functions with
the desired behavior; 2/ .INI directives or "TREEEXCLUDE" type variables to
specify default value; 3/ additional control element in 1st parameter to
specify default behavior.
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Steve
the @FORMATN functions display an error message. I suggest adding an
optional 3rd parameter to specify default value. This would remove the need
for considerable error checking. Alternate solutions: 1/ new functions with
the desired behavior; 2/ .INI directives or "TREEEXCLUDE" type variables to
specify default value; 3/ additional control element in 1st parameter to
specify default behavior.
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Steve