LOOKUP with ()'s and []'s

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Hi Bean,

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Another compiler question...Believe me, I'm not trying!!!

I just so happen, by mistake, put brackets around the data of the LOOKUP command as I was adapting·some PBASIC code to SX/B, and the compiler liked it.

LOOKUP Index, [noparse][[/noparse]Con1, Con2, Con3, Con4, Con5, Con6, Con7],·myVar· 'Compiles, Doesn't work
LOOKUP Index, (Con1, Con2, Con3, Con4, Con5, Con6, Con7), myVar· 'Compiles, Doesn't work
LOOKUP Index, Con1, Con2, Con3, Con4, Con5, Con6, Con7,·myVar· 'Compiles, works

Should the compiler complain with the constant's aren't defined, or are·the ()'s useful in the LOOKUP?

Thanks again!

Rodney

Bean

Rodney,
I will look at it, it should throw a compiler error.

You are indeed the best bug catcher.
Are you interested in being one of the beta testers ?

Bean.

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