[r-t] Spliced (was Spliced Cinques & Max)

[Richard Smith]

Stephen Penney wrote:

> "A call is a means of passing from one course of a method to another, or
> to another part of that course",
>
> what negative effect would that have?

I can't think of any.  And if you subscribe to the view that 
it's worth making piecemeal changes to improve the 
decisions, this would certainly be well up the list of 
changes to make.

You can already call Cambridge with a mixture of 12, 14 and 
1N leads a single method if you want,  But that method can't 
be Cambridge.  You could, perhaps, call it Ebor so that the 
14 bobs are plains.

RAS