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No. I'm worried somebody will add another form, without realizing it has the opposite meaning (i.e., else) from the INCF call. Traditionally, if you have only
by ken 18y ago
No. I'm worried somebody will add another form, without realizing it has the opposite meaning (i.e., else) from the INCF call. Traditionally, if you have only one then-form, you'd use WHEN.
- DavidSJ 18y agoAh, fair point. I actually made that mistake a couple days ago, in fact.