Why?
You're just saying if some condition is true, then do nothing. Not
exactly something I'd typically see someone programming, but it *IS*
perfectly valid.
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
--- In Crestron@..., "Matt" <mjrtoo@...> wrote:
I would have expected to see a compiler error on the fatal ; at the
end of an IF statement.
True, but I always put them in so that if I do add another line I
don't mess up the execution order/nesting. (Didn't see the ; -
fatal,
but a trace should have shown 10 outputs rather than just 1.)
Lindsay
--- In Crestron@..., "Matt" <mjrtoo@> wrote:
Thanks Lindsay and Chip, it's always puntuation isn't it. If I
were
to remove the trace statement, could you use no brackets? If the
brackets are required, I guess there's another error in the help
file.
Hi Matt,
You need to put the statements after the IF in {}.
Lindsay
--- In Crestron@..., "Matt" <mjrtoo@> wrote:
I'm messing around with an upcoming project, and am looking
to
determine the number of elements a string array has been
assigned
in
Simpl. Looking at S+ I see the directive isSignalDefined().
I
have
the following code (not complete).
STRING_INPUT in$[10][25];
Function Main()
{
FOR(i = 10 to 1 Step -1)
{
IF(IsSignalDefined(in$[i]));
TRACE("i = %d", i);
BREAK;
}
}
Within Simpl, I have only two strings expanded on the symbol,
but
NumSources always = 10, I was expecting to see 1.
Is this the correct approach and/or any advice on what's
incorrect?
