Greets,
On Fri, 17 Dec 2010 07:28:42 -0800 (PST), phalox wrote
>
But then it still didn't solve all of my problems...
> For example a case structure. Can your statement be multiple lines?
Sorry, I meant to address this last time.
>From the manual:
CASE expr OF
cexpr1[',' cexpr1a...] ':' statement
[ cexpr2[',' cexpr2a...] ':' statement ]
[ OTHERWISE statement ]
END CASE
To understand this fully, you need to know (1) the conventions used (what does
'[' mean), and the definitions, both of which appear at the beginning of the
manual:
statement
A single assignment, definition, control (BLOCK, CASE, IF) or looping
(FOR, FOREVER, REPEAT, WHILE).
So...only *one* statement can be used, however BLOCK is a statement (from the
definition) and you need only look up BLOCK syntax to see how it's used.
Your point on examples is still a good one.
--kyle
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