From: Dark Ambient <sambient@...>
Date: 2006-07-02T07:36:40+09:00
Subject: Re: Help please

On 7/1/06, Matthew Smillie <M.B.Smillie@sms.ed.ac.uk> wrote:

> [1]or [2] could contain other if statements, and they'd nest just like
> anything else would:
>
>    if a                   # ------ <-----------|
>     if b                 # ---- | <------------|--------------------------|
>        [a true, b true]   #    | |          |                           |
>      else                 #    | |            |                            |
>        [a true, b false]  #    | |         |                            |
>     end                  # ---- |   <-----  |                            |
>    else                   #      |                                       |
>      if b                 # ---- | <--------------------------------------|----------
>        [a false, b true]  #    | |                                     |         |
>      else                 #    | |                                        |         |
>        [a false, b false] #    | |                                     |        |
>      end                  # ---- | <------------------------------------         |                                    |
>    end                    # ------  This ends first 'if b' above <--------

Did I make the right connections ?  If I did it's still confusing
(sure I'll get used to it) to have the else right after the end.

> matthew smillie.
>
>
Stuart