Bug in crm114 parser? Or is it me again?

"Ger Hobbelt" <[email protected]>
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Howdy,

Can someone please check the attached CRM114 script and see if it
coughs up two lines of 'OK` (OK1 and OK2) as it should - if I've read
the QUICKREF documentation correctly. If I am at fault, please tell
me.

On my system it barfs in vanilla crm114 (BillY latest wget) at around
line 9. published GerH builds also suffered a hemorrhage, but that
turned out to be a GerH crm script compiler error. Aicks.
As my script compiler is MUCH more strict than Bill's, this was due to
other reasons - which have been fixed and will be published as a new
GerH build asap.

This test file is produced from mailtrainer.crm after I ran into some
rather surprising behaviour there while editing the script. See also
the attached crm file for a sample of said behaviour. It makes sense,
but it may be nonintuitive when you don't work with crm scripts every
day.

To assure the error does not recur in the future, the script has been
added as an extra test case to the 'make check' GerH build
validation/test target.

-- 
Met vriendelijke groeten / Best regards,

Ger Hobbelt

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