Ha! How many of us looked at it and didn't see that? It's as plain as
day now that you pointed it out.
Well, to be fair to us all who sometimes do development work in other
environments, where it is proper to use END IF, I guess it's not so hard
to overlook.
Dawn
Dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 06/11/2008 03:39:20 PM:
> Also it might be as simple as... your END IF should be ENDIF.
>
> At 02:56 PM 6/11/2008, you wrote:
> I know that this is pretty basic, but bear with me...
>
> I have an IF statement checking for the existence of a file, and
> keep getting strange -ERROR- ENDWHILE, ENDSW or ENDIF missing in an
> input file ( 462).
>
> The behavior is if sfh_tmp.txt exists, DO THIS processes, but it
> chokes on ELSE. If the file doesn't exist, it processes correctly.
> The same holds true with wff_tmp.txt.
>
> SET VAR vSf = (CHKFILE('sfh_tmp.txt'))
> IF vSf = 1 THEN
> DO THIS
> ELSE
> DO THAT
> END IF
> CLEAR VAR vSf
> SET VAR vWf = (CHKFILE('wff_tmp.txt'))
> IF vWf = 1 THEN
> DO NOTHING
> ELSE
> DO SOMETHING
> END IF
> CLEAR VAR vWf
>
> The variables are filling correctly, with a 1 if found, and 0 if not.
>
> TIA!
>
> --
> John Croson
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> Dan Champion
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