ELSEIF Block Would be Good.

[Darrel Taylor]

how do you plan on indenting 20 or more nested arguments?

That's just the way I format things.
You dont have to do it that way.

Here's one that skimask will like. (lottsa colons)

IF Condition  then
    Something
else:IF Condition2  then 
    something else
else:if Condition3  then
    even more
else:if Condition4  then
    4's good
else
    this is the final ELSE, if none of the others match
    it ends up here
endif:endif:endif:endif

[T.Jackson]

You're missing the point. While I agree that what you're saying will indeed do the same job (regardless of how you format it) there's still more effort from the programmer that's required. There's additional thought process along with extra typing. And, I have a sneaking suspicion that traditional ELSEIF structures might be somewhat better optimized.

[Darrel Taylor]

Actually, I think you are missing the point.

Haven't you noticed...
meLabs doesn't add things anymore.

Last thing a saw get added was REPEAT..UNTIL.
Not sure but maybe that was 2004. Version 2.44

It's either learn how to use what you have.

Or sit around wishing it were different.
Even though it already does exactly what you want.

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[sayzer]

When would someone have to use black pepper instead of red pepper?

They are both hot, the color is different (this could fit somewhere else though).

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[mister_e]

Last thing a saw get added was REPEAT..UNTIL.
Not sure but maybe that was 2004. Version 2.44

no it's false , the last major add was in 2.47

Adds HSER_SPBRGH and HSER2_SPBRGH defines for PIC18Xxxxx.

I don't know for others, but before having a 20 nested IF-THEN-ELSEIF structure, i would use something else... but it's me.

[T.Jackson]

I"ve had PBP since about 2002. To my knowledge, no one in Australia is selling it anymore. Think I paid something like about $550 for it bundled together with a couple of 16f84's

[mister_e]

and then ?

[T.Jackson]

and then ?

And then I started developing PIC-Based projects and people began to get these crazy ideas in their heads that I had inventions. I'd like a full refund on my PBP purchase thanks. Where's the complaints department?

[paul borgmeier]

I"ve had PBP since about 2002. To my knowledge, no one in Australia is selling it anymore. Think I paid something like about $550 for it bundled together with a couple of 16f84's

Looks like you got took

http://www.dontronics-shop.com/produ...roductid=16216

Best Regards,

[T.Jackson]

I think things tend to be a bit cheaper if you buy them off the net. I think also that PBP has dropped a bit in price over recent years.

[mackrackit]

I"ve had PBP since about 2002. To my knowledge, no one in Australia is selling it anymore. Think I paid something like about $550 for it bundled together with a couple of 16f84's

What is your point?

And the price today is about the same as it was in 2000. (to the best of my memory)

[skimask]

What is your point?

And the price today is about the same as it was in 2000. (to the best of my memory)

Yep, PBP still costs $250USD, and I bought it back in late '98, still got the receipt. I guess that's about $301AUD, which, with the extra 'F84's and a board or two, might come up to around $550 or so.