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[Jürgen Hestermann]

>> And that's something *I* don't like. You never know which END belongs 
>> to wheach BEGIN. I always column align all ENDs to their corresponding 
>> BEGINs.
> You missed the second part of my argumentation. I'm thinking in the 
> superior Modula syntax, that does not require begin-end pairs around 
> statement sequences.

I am not sure why you mention the Modula syntax. I thought we are 
talking about Pascal here. And Pascal requires the begin-end pairs 
(unless it is a single statement). And there is a logic behind it. I 
always see directly which block is related to the IF (WHILE, REPEAT, 
...) statement:

-----------------
if a then
    begin
    xxxxxx;
    yyyyyy;
    ....
    zzzzzz;
    end;
aaaaa;
bbbbb;
ccccc;
-----------------

-----------------
if a then
    xxxxxx;
aaaaa;
bbbbb;
ccccc;
-----------------

And if the statement or block is very short I can put the whole on one line:

-----------------
if a then begin xxxxxx yyyyyy .... zzzzzz end;
aaaaa;
bbbbb;
ccccc;
-----------------

-----------------
if a then xxxxxx;
aaaaa;
bbbbb;
ccccc;
-----------------

I *never* put deeper level commands/blocks on the same column (including 
BEGIN/END) and I *always* align the BEGIN/ENDs. The BEGIN/ENDs delimit 
the block and are part of it so IMO they should be treated the same as 
all other commands of the block and be aligned with them.