sure. but that's a bit counterintutitive, isn't it? the loop continues
looping without doing anything. but i should talk,
i'm using c to count scheme-style. ☺
is break really that broken? because of the lack of break,
you see some rc code that looks like it was written for a class with an
expansive no-goto edict. ;-)
- erik
On Sat Aug 5 19:51:13 CDT 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> One could rewrite the example script as
>
> # figure out what day we have by subtraction
> j = (Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec)
> c = ()
> mon = ()
> for (i in 31 $feb 31 30 31 30 31 31 30 31 30 31)
> if (~ $#mon 0) {
> c = ($c 1)
> if (expr $i '>' $d >/dev/null)
> mon = $#c
> if not
> d = `{expr $d - $i}
> }
>
> The lack of break may require recasting the form of a script.
