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Subject: RE: CASE problem From: Avi Kivity <Avi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 23 Jun 1999 19:44:23 +0200 |
On Wednesday, June 23, 1999 18:09, MARK.WROTH@xxxxxxxxxxx
[SMTP:MARK.WROTH@xxxxxxxxxxx] wrote:
> The core statement is a case, basically
>
> (case (attribute-string "DEC")
> (("reg") (code to print the item))
> (("rtn") (empty-sosofo))
> (("pend")(empty-sosofo))
> ((#f) (debugging code))
> )
>
> The symptom is that the #f clause *always* executes, regardless of
> the value
> of the attribute. Part of the debugging code prints the value of
> the
> attribute, and it's behaving as expected (i.e. I get "rtn" etc on
> the items
> I expect to).
>
Do you get "rtn" or "RTN"? I always get attribute values uppercased.
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