I was able to move away from this task but, I believe I'll be blogging on some SharePoint 2010 in the future. This site has a plethora of information. There isn't enough regarding SharePoint though.

Thank you for the reply jjsaw5.

As per Atspulgs 's request (and most likely from here on out with tutorials/snippets and the like:

-Clean Code-

Imlementation:

function Prefix(OwnerObject, MethodName, PrefixFunc, PrefixFuncArgs) {
	var OriginalRef = OwnerObject[MethodName];
	OwnerObject[MethodName] = function prefixProxy() {
		if (typeof PrefixFuncArgs != 'undefined' && PrefixFuncArgs != null) {
			PrefixFunc.call(window, PrefixFuncArgs);
		}
		else { PrefixFunc.call(); }

		var res = OriginalRef.call(this, arguments[0]);
		return res;
	};
}

Test the "no arguments" condition in the Prefix method.:

var str = new String();

function prefixFuncNoArgs()
{
    str += "\nprefixFuncNoArgs - called";
}

function originalFunc()
{
    str += "\noriginalFunc - called";
}

Prefix(this, "originalFunc", prefixFuncNoArgs, null);

originalFunc();

alert(str);

originalFunc();

alert(str);

I didn't run your code but after just looking at it:

I would output the headers IMMEDIATELY before the "10-year" loop.

--rate loop--
{
   ...
   --Output Header--
   ...
   --"10-year" loop--
   {
      ...
   }
}

Hm, thank you for the response. I like hearing/reading of the countless ways certain things can be done when programming with .Net

Also, in regards to your signature, I don't know what a vextor is either.

I am certainly partial to Objects. I would create one for: master, matches, and segments

I am unsure of the relationship these objects have with each other
i.e. does a match contain multiple segments?

Then, if any object (or the masterarray) can contain multiple ..matches, segments, etc,.. use an array of those objects.

e.g. (Note: This is just a very basic example)

var masterArray = function () {

this.introduction = "";
this.conclusion = "";
this.matches = [];
this.segments = [];

}

var segment = function () {

this.number = 0;
this.writerId = 0;
this.order = 0;

}

var match = function () {

this.number = 0;
this.typeId = 0;
this.titleIds = [];
this.stipulationsIds = [];
this.charactersIds = [];
this.writerId = 0;
this.title = "";
this.preview = "";

}