The code will perform the Enter Problem codes sub if anything except Y
or 1 are entered.
So why test for N and 2 at all?
Just to let the terminal beep which doesn't work on a terminal emulator
anyway?
I would have just used IF THEN ELSE.
On 15/03/2012 19:18, Susan Joslyn wrote:
For multilingual. I go with 0/1 for no/yes, myself. But then you can use a
code table - in any language - where the returned value is 1 or 2 and test
for that in the programs. Also lets the code table or whatever other
validation utility you use deal with the upper and lower case issue. Final
result is 0/1 and all programs can use that and don't have to be changed
when the language does.
I still wouldn't use that construct, but that could explain why the numeric.
SJ
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