help with trivial syntax

[Eric Chatonet]

Hi Jon,

Perfect :-)

May be it's easier to understand if you use hyphens:

if not (there is a file fName) then

But you may write also:

If there is no file fName then
If there is not a file fName then

Transcript is very comprehensive...

Le 5 juin 05 à 17:24, Jon a écrit :

> Is this syntactically correct?
> "if not there is a file fName then"


Best regards from Paris,

Eric Chatonet.
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