Hi Eike,
Some time ago (when I submitted a draft patch) you suggested an alternative, possible easier way,
to convert IFS and SWITCH to jump functions.
The idea was not to extend the jump functionality, but to internally convert IFS and SWITCH to IF:
IFS( b1, r1, b2, r2 ) should become IF( b1, r1, IF( b2, r2 ) )
and
SWITCH( x, v1, r1, v2, r2 ) should become IF( x = v1, r1, IF( x=v2, r2 ) ).
For the IFS example you gave the RPN code : 'b1 ocIf r1 , b2 ocIf , r2 )' .
I have two questions about this:
-Shouldn't the RPN code be 'b1 ocIf r1 , b2 ocif r2 ) )'?
-Am I right in thinking that this construction means that all conditions (b1, b2, etc.) are
evaluated upon placing them on the stack, or is each condition only evaluated when taken from the
stack?
Winfried
Context
- tdf124710 convert Calc function IFS (and SWITCH) to jump function · Winfried Donkers
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