nested ifs

[Stephen Barncard]

Why? If one uses the 'classic' full IF-THEN_ELSE-ENDIF with all 
KEYWORDS on separate lines, it always works, and it is not ambiguous 
as with dangling THENs.

We certainly don't have this kind of problem with CASE statements, do 
we? They are what they are - there's a form, and one follows it - 
it's an element of syntax!!

am I old-fashioned, dumb or what?

there are MANY other issues with Rev that need attention before this one!

sqb


>On 25 Jan 2006, at 11:32, Chipp Walters wrote:
>
>>Anyone know why the compiler does this? I can't seem to figure out 
>>under what circumstances this seems to happen.
>
>No - but it is annoying!

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