John Meyer wrote:
> if i_Error <> 0 then
> begin
> d_SalesTax := 0;
> end;
> else <---line that is giving me the error
> if d_SalesTax > 0 then
> begin
> d_SalesTax := d_SalesTax / 100
> end;
Actually, here's the line giving the error:
if i_Error <> 0 then
begin
d_SalesTax := 0;
end; <---line that is giving me the error
else
Remove the semicolon before else.
What you're saying is:
if [something] then {block};
else
What you should be saying is:
if [something] then {block} else {block};
Common mistake. Keep in mind that the semicolon goes at the end of a
complete statement. In this example your complete statement INCLUDES
the else keyword, so it's semicolon goes after that.
-Tony
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