From: Dark Ambient <sambient@...>
Date: 2006-06-28T21:01:27+09:00
Subject: Beginners question: branching and ends

trying to figure out exactly where 'end' needs to be in my code.  I'm
using Scite and find that often time it will report 'expecting kEND'
at the last line of the code and not where the kEND should actually
be.  It would be nice if there was more accuracy but I won't expect
it.

so if this is my code

somearray.each do |x|
    anotherarray.each do |y|
       if x == y
            ......do something.......
              else
                     .....do something..........
        end # I have this 'end' for the if/else statement
     end # this 'end' is for the somearray loop
  end # and this is the one question, but I'm guessing (i know not
good to guess) that this                # one is needed for the
anotherarray loop ?

Would this be correct ? One thing I've found is that having the right
number of ends will make the code execute but having them in the wrong
place will have surprising results.

TIA
Stuart