On 28.02.2015, at 09:58, Chris Muller <asqueaker at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> The type of ordering I like to do for message protocols is "usage
> order".  For example:
> 
>   setup
>   build
>   summarize
>   private
> 
> In this object, you have to do a "setup" before you can "build".  You
> have to "build" before you can "summarize".  Alphabetical order blows
> that up and now puts private in the middle instead of at the bottom,
> where I prefer it to be..

+1

We do have a problem with Monticello, which often messes up the order. I agree with Marcel that alphabetic is better than random, but a careful manual order is much better than alphabetic. You may need to have worked in a pre MC image for a while to appreciate that.

- Bert -
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