Subs are always declared at the top?

[Pantelis]

Hi to all

In beginersGuide in page 231 says: Subs are always declared at the top level of the module.
What that means? If I have inside a sub “A” a calling to a sub “B” that is below the “A” this is wrong? The Sub that handles events of Views must be below the other subs? Another meaning?

Thanks

 

[klaus]

The whole sentence is:

Subs are always declared at the top level of the module, you cannot nest two Subs
one inside the other.
It means:[code]
Sub TestA 
     TestB
End Sub

Sub TestB

End Sub

The order of the Subs is of no importance, it can also be :

Sub TestB 

End Sub

Sub TestA
     TestB
End Sub

You cannot do:

Sub A 
    Sub B

    End Sub
End Sub

It means nothing else.

Best regards.

 

[Pantelis]

Thank you very much Klaus.

 

[exjey]

Klaus i remember the old ..decates i was programming in Turbo Pascal for DOS, and that language supported a procedure inside a procedure, weird :sign0188:

Hi Pantelis, Evros here. Nice to meet you outside our borders!

 

[Pantelis]

Hi exjey, nice to meet you too.