'CASE' bug!_(re)
Tue, 7 Oct 1997 13:40:07 +0300 (EET DST)
On Tue, 7 Oct 1997, Peter Gerwinski wrote:
> According to Kevin A. Foss:
> > EP does have an 'otherwise'
> > feature and my reading of 10206:6.9.3.5 is that like BP's "else" usage,
> > "otherwise" doesn't require a begin/end for statement sequences either.
>
> I agree about how you read ISO-10206:6.9.3.5. It is like BP, just with
> `otherwise' instead of `else'. Without a `:' after `otherwise'.
>
> So GNU Pascal was wrong here from the very beginning. Unless there are
> other compilers to keep compatibility with, I will change that.
>
Hi Peter!
oops...
I indeed did not notice that
case-statement-completer = 'otherwise' statement-sequence
But you could keep the optional colon after 'otherwise',
for compatibility, even though 10206 does not require it.
Juki
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