On Dec 17, 2003, at 6:33 PM, John McNally wrote:
This may not warrant much developer time, but I thought I'd note it in case it ever helps with some other issue.
Normally multi-line statements are not allowed so that
#if (A || B) foo #end
cannot be reformatted as
#if (A || B) foo #end
however I came upon a case similar to the second that was working. It turns out if you write it as
#if ((A) || B) foo #end
The parser will not complain and the conditional is interpreted correctly. Is this on purpose or an innocuous bug?
Bug. Because it's scarfing the extra NL incorrectly. I just committed the change to allow newlines, so this bug/oddity is now masked :)
john mcnally
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