[#BOO-244] print macro ignores if conditionals.

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print macro ignores if conditionals.

Created: 26/Jan/05 08:13 PM Updated: 31/Jan/05 12:42 PM

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Compiler

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0.5

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AbstractPrintMacro.cs (4 kb)

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I think this happens with all macros, but since I do not have access to any macros that perform a function similar to "print," I can only say, for sure, that it happens with print:

>>> print "omfg" if 6666 < 0
omfg
>>>print "lawl" if 1d > 321d2h1m84s
lawl
>>>

Both statements are obviously false.

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Doug H - 27/Jan/05 12:52 AM

Replace src/boo.lang.compiler/macros/AbstractPrintMacro.cs with this one and it should work. A test script:

#should just print okay once:
print "okay"
print "okay" if 100 < 0
print "okay" unless 10 > 9
print "holey", "moley" unless 10 > 9

#this works (although booi has no debug option)
debug "debug1" if 100 < 0
debug "debug1", "debug2" if 100 < 0

#this works too:
#print "hit ctrl-C to stop" while true

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Arron Washington - 27/Jan/05 03:25 PM

Yeah, that resolves it!

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Rodrigo B. de Oliveira - 31/Jan/05 12:42 PM

solved at the compiler level instead of at the macro level