Hi Winfried,
On Monday, 2016-06-06 10:30:25 +0200, Winfried Donkers wrote:
> > Apart from that, aCode.Jump( pJump[ nIdx ], pJump[ pJump[ 0 ] ] ) looks
> > wrong to me, pJump[0] returns an offset into the RPN array, which can't be
> > used as an index for another pJump.
>
> I changed the code in
Hi Eike,
> > And that is where I get stuck.
>
> I can imagine..
I wasn't surprised either ;-)
>
> > The first argument is on the stack, i.e. GetStackType() returns a type
> and ScInterpreter::sp is 1.
> > When I jump to the next argument to be evaluated, with aCode.Jump(
> pJump[ nIdx ], pJump
Hi Winfried,
On Thursday, 2016-06-02 09:18:51 +0200, Winfried Donkers wrote:
> I started converting the new Calc functions IFS and SWITCH to jump functions.
> I experience a problem where the functions IFS and SWITCH differ from the
> other jump functions (IF, CHOOSE, IFERROR, IFNA).
> The other
Hi Eike,
I started converting the new Calc functions IFS and SWITCH to jump functions.
So far, the general part has been done.
I experience a problem where the functions IFS and SWITCH differ from the other
jump functions (IF, CHOOSE, IFERROR, IFNA).
The other jump functions do 1 evaluation (of
