Here "a=else" & "a = 2" depend on the decision for "a=1" which in turn
depends on the one for "a=0". So we have 3 hirerarchy levels. To see
the effect better me add some more padding:
------------------------------
if a = 0 then
writeln ('a=0');
else
if a = 1 then
writeln ('a=1');
else
if a = 2 then
writeln ('a=2');
else
writeln ('a=else');
end;
end;
end;
--------------------------
but really they're LOGICALLY on same hierarcy as "a=0".
PS: Martin, this code is atrociuos ! And with the new (BEGINless)
syntax it can't be simplified even for single command per-branch.
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