I blew the parenthesis around the conditional expression also. Hence the *old* comment. (Embedded image moved to file: pic14771.jpg)
Bruno Wolff III
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On Thu, Dec 16, 2004 at 15:34:03 -0500,
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> I prefer the FORTRAN66 construct
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> IF <condition> <label1> <label2> <label3>
My memory is that those labels were separated by commas.
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> where it jumps to label1 if <condition> is negative, label2 if zero, and
> label3 if positive. No else ifs about it.
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> I hope you realize I'm as kidding as I am obviously too old.
As long as you are dredging up old Fortran; in my opinion computed
gotos were harder to follow than the ones based on the sign of an
expression.
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