Re: Improvements

rvn>Inside a definition, use a CASE OF ENDOF ENDCASE
statement to achieve this.

I'm sorry, I use CASE all the time but must be dumb. How does one use
it to test for multiple ANDed and ORed conditions instead of testing a
single number on the stack? Would it be something like

Case drop
   n1 n2 = n3 n4 = and IF ...action... ENDOF
   .
   .
  endcase
?

I've never seen anything like this done.

Thanks,
Glenn

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Received on Tue Apr 29 2003 - 12:18:50 PDT