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To: Jeff Grover who wrote (1995)9/20/1997 7:58:00 PM
From: Gale A. Thompson   of 11149
 
Hi Jeff,

Thank you VERY much for the file... This will allow me to continue with some things over the weekend.

"I have not tried, but in general an "else" clause evaluates as the inverse of the "if"
condition (i.e. "if Beta NOT<= 1" or in other words "if BETA > 1").... more then
one would be very hard to imagine."

If something is not red then it's blue
else
If something isn't blue then it's green
else
If something isn't green then it's yellow
endif
endif
endif

You cannot currently do that in QP2... using the else as an "OR" operand to check a second case, third or fourth case in a scan. As it turns out it can be done, but not in this syntex.

Thanks again for the file...

-- Gt --
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