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Chris Huff wrote:
> Oh...I always called those "flow control keywords". I've never heard
> them called "control aids"...
> And I agree about goto, I have never used it. In fact, I barely ever use
> "break" outside of a switch statement...I think the first time was just
> yesterday, in the #set patch...and even there I considered using a while
> loop instead.
Yup...
> I don't recognize some of those keywords(elseif, endif, call, teehee),
> are they from a BASIC variant?
Yup, in BASIC you use endif to end an if and elseif instead of
else-if-endif, and call calls a function. BASIC is kinda stupid anyway...
> Hmm, the POV-Script list would be:
> #while, #if, #else, #switch, #case, #range, #macro, #end, #break...did I
> miss any?
> Oh, #include, I guess...and MegaPOV functions.
I suppose in POV #include can redirect flow like anything else, but not in
C.
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