Re: [Bayonne-devel] Problems about loop structures

[Dmitry Agafonov]

Hello! Happy New Year!

I can confirm some strange behaviour with loop structures (1.2.11).
It seems that (at least) stack errors occures sometimes - use ^error handler to 
see what happens.
Bayonne interpreter stops, hangs or behave inadequately with goto or other 
instructions...
I mean long-duration calls with hundreds of branch events per single call.

So I _do not use_ loop structures in production...


Luca Bariani wrote:
> Il 16:06, lunedì 3 gennaio 2005, Michel Think ha scritto:
>
> > (Version : Bayonne 1.2.11)
> >
> > Hi everyone,
> >
> > I have met two problems in relation with loop structures...
> >
> > *** Here is the first one :
> >
> > I made a script in which I have a 'do...loop' containing if-then-else-endif
> > and another 'do loop' structures. When I tried it, Bayonne  blocked.
>
>
> What do you mean with "Bayonne blocked"? can the script have an infinite loop?
>
> how do you exit from the main "do .. loop"?
>
>
>
> > The script looks like :
> >
> >       do
> >
> >               if %var1 -eq 0
> >               then
> >                       .....
> >
> >                       if %var2 -eq 1
> >                       then
> >
> >                               ....
> >
> >                               set %index 1
> >
> >                               do %index -lt 7
> >
> >                                       ....
> >
> >                                       inc %index
> >
> >                               loop
> >
> >                       endif
> >
> >               else
> >
> >                               .....
> >
> >                       if %var3 -eq 1
> >                       then
> >
> >                                       .....
> >                               set %index 1
> >
> >                               do %index -lt 7
> >
> >                                       ...
> >                                       inc %index
> >
> >                               loop
> >
> >                       endif
> >               endif
> >
> >       loop
> > ***************************************************************************
> > ** *** Here is my second problem :
> >
> > I have a script which containing a 'repeat...loop' structure and I
> > noticed that sometime (not everytime) after the 'hangup' event, it
> > continues to repeat...Before hanging up, it repeats the number of time
> > we put as parameter in the 'repeat' instruction.
> > does anyone notice and has an explanation about this?
>
>
> what di you di after ^hanguo event?
>
> have you an exit instruction?
>
> bye
>
> Luca


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Dmitry