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"Ard" <and### [at] gmail com> wrote:
>
> The following line fails to parse, with "All #declares of [etc] require
> semi-colon ';' at end if the language version is set to 3.5 or higher".
>
> #local A = #if (1) 123 #end ;
>
> If you shift the semicolon to before the #end, it's good.
That would seem to make sense (at least to me) for the following reason: If the
#if is 'true', then 123 is the value-- and a regular #local or #declare has the
semicolon after that VALUE itself. Still, your example is an interesting one--
I've never used an #if() block *as* an Rvalue. (Hmm, what happens to #local A if
the #if is 'false'?)
I'm curious: In this successful example (shifting the semicolon), did you try
leaving out the #end statement altogether? If so, did the #local still work OK,
or did all hell break loose? ;-)
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