15 Mar
2011
15 Mar
'11
4:21 a.m.
Brian Candler wrote:
Yes, but the 'if' statement didn't set any rcode at all. All it did was add a reply attribute.
And it doesn't change the preceding reject.
At the moment, it seems like:
(1) individual 'if' statements are treated as if they were modules;
Not really.
(2) at the end of the 'if' body, the rcode is processed from the time the statement was entered, even if one was not set inside it.
Yes.
Let me put it another way. The following two bits of code behave completely differently:
The "update" section should behave identically to the "if". Alan DeKok.