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Thank you!

This will be in next version, correct?

Yes - if you fix it, can we also add the ELSE option?

if [#<_L2R>] then (txt,L2Rtxt,Yes) else (txt,L2Rtxt,No)

Okay - thank you. Is there a reference that explains the use of the digits after the parameter (example: #<hh,0>)?

Thank you.

I have a parameter _L2R, set to either 1 or 0.


(txt,L2Rtxt,Neither)
(print,$<L2Rtxt>)
(print,#<_L2R>)
if [#<_L2R> EQ 1] then (txt,L2Rtxt,Yes)
if [#<_L2R> EQ 0] then (txt,L2Rtxt,No)...

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