From: Mike Fletcher <lemurific+rforum@...>
Date: 2006-10-11T03:35:22+09:00
Subject: Re: need help with $end vs kEND error

Kd Kushelduv wrote:
>       if ( (num > $high) && (num != 0) ) then
>          $high = num
>       else if ( (num < $low) && (num != 0) ) then
>          $low = num
>       end

This should be

       if ( (num > $high) && (num != 0) ) then
          $high = num
       elsif ( (num < $low) && (num != 0) ) then
          $low = num
       end

Your else is starting a new block context (not the Ruby term I'm sure; 
that's kinda what I'd call it in Perl :) and Ruby thinks what you're 
doing is:

if ...

else
  if ...
  end
end

But you've only got a single end so it's confuzzled.


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