Dave, Chipp, et al.
Consider that the following snippet is actually ambiguous. Notice two
different formatting passes at exactly the same code. Now, of course,
the first formatting actually resolves to valid code, while the second
one is one "end if" short -- but who is the compiler to say which one
you intended?
Well, that's my theory anyway - you can't actually determine which "if"
matches matches which "else" and "end if".
1)
If x > y then
doSomething1
if a = be then doSomething2 ##problem here
else
doSomethng3
end if
2)
If x > y then
doSomething1
if a = be then doSomething2 ##problem here
else
doSomethng3
end if
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