"Ard" <and### [at] gmailcom> wrote:

>   #local A = #if (1) 123 #end ;
>
> If you shift the semicolon to before the #end, it's good.  Or, this:
>

Geez, now I know why this looked familiar: it's because I usually write such
code on separate lines. Like so...

#local A =
#if (1)
123;
#else
0;
#end

The semicolon placements 'look' correct this way. I've done similar stuff in the
past.

Or, for the #else, if not zero, then maybe...

#else Let_POVRay_Decide // thus instructing the program to pick something that
it likes, of its own free will. Uh, it does *have* a built-in 'free will'
function, right?????????   ;-)

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