Re: if then else - but why is there no ?else? in colorForth?

Jason Kemp <[email protected]> Mon, 03 Nov 2008 16:39:17 +0000

Newsgroups	gmane.comp.lang.forth.colorforth
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Hi Albert,
> Chuck Moore wanted to have if a meaning by itself. The same for
> then.
> Read this if you will:
>    conditional: w2  then-goon-with w3 ready
>   
> Now this makes sense too
>      conditional: w2 ready  maybe-goon-here: w3 ready
>   
Iâ€™m sorry but I donâ€™t understand the â€œmeaning by itselfâ€. Am I missing 
the point or is it simple? Do you mean he specifically didnâ€™t want an 
â€˜elseâ€™?

Jason