>
> Yes, it's true - quoted from Scott Raney on the MC list; conditional
> evaluation ceases as soon as the result can be determined.
OK. so in my example :
put wordoffset(b,d) into w1
if offset(a,d) > 0 and w1 > 0 then
I'd better write :
if offset(a,d) > 0 and wordoffset(b,d) > 0 then
because wordoffset(b,d) will be evaluated only if the
1st part of the conditional statement is true... right ?
JB
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