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Hello,<br />
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I have all these procedures and functions declarations inside the interface section and some of it my own procedures and methods and some of it is generated by the component events found in the object inspector.<br />
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Is it safe to rearrange them as mine kinda has no order to it. Its hard to find things and Hard to see what functions or procedure I have implemented and what I have not.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Ben 
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Hello,

I have all these procedures and functions declarations inside the interface section and some of it my own procedures and methods and some of it is generated by the component events found in the object inspector.

Is it safe to rearrange them as mine kinda has no order to it. Its hard to find things and Hard to see what functions or procedure I have implemented and what I have not.

Thanks,

Ben 

Is it safe to rearrange the procedure declaration in the interface section

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