Hello Fabio and Bill !
the do command can help :
do
if i > 0
then output("positive")
else output("nonpositive")
But there is a new problem : do is the only (?) axiom command
which has et void result.
You can use a test inside a function : the result of the test is 1 or -1.
...
if i > 0
then 1
else -1
...
But if you use the do command you can't get the result of the test.
So you can't use :
do
if i > 0
then 1
else -1
Is it possible to have a sharper interpreter in a futur version.
I really like language that have a really short grammar.
Bill do I write a lot of error ?
Have a good day !
François : Today I improve my axiom-run emacs mode.
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