Also, one other question...
There is a passage that has me somewhat confused. It is in
handletoken.c now lines 1200 .. 1206.
It goes like this:
| do||
|| {||
|| if (parse (lbrace) != total_success)||
|| {||
|| *file_exit_value = indent_error;||
|| }||
|| } while(0);|
The part that confuses me is the enclosing *do {* /<sequence>/ *} while(0);*
My understanding is that this simply means that the enclosed
/|<sequence>|/ will be done, unconditionally, once only, in a manner
that is exactly equivalent to simply ///|<sequence>|/ (or maybe |*{*
/<sequence>/ *}*| if the enclosure gives some meaningful scope, which,
in this instance, it does not) without the enclosing *|do { } while(0);|*
Is there something subtle going on that somehow escapes me?
Please advise...
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David L. Paktor
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