> void doSomething():
> * Do this and that
> * Do something
That sounds like a very intersting idea if you also coupled that to
references to other functions, i.e. you could get a (high-level) flow
involving several functions.
For instance:
void doSomething():
* Do this
* if foo is 10 then
# call doSomethingElse()
else
# cal doSomethingCompletelyDifferent()
endif
* Do that
It would also be nice to be able to control level of detail in a
separate flow, in the above example, perhaps parts of doSomething() and
doSomethingCompletelyDifferent() could be shown in the same flow.
Just my crazy ideas. :)
/John
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