Re: [Tiny-cobol-users] [Fwd: Re: Sample for testing "backwards" perform thru (fwd)]

[Bill G. <bi...@cs...>]

I will pass this info back to the comp.lang.cobol community.
I'll bet MicroFocus doesn't get fixes out this fast. :-)

bill

> David Essex wrote:
>> Bill Gunshannon wrote:
>> ...
>>> Not sure if you (or anyone over here) are in a position to look
>>> at this or even care, but I gleaned this from comp.lang.cobol.
>>
>> Thanks for the information Bill.
>>
>> Unfortunately, there is no easy fix for this problem, as it would
>> require some sort of a syntax tree. And TC does not use a syntax tree.
>>
>> Actually, a lack of a syntax tree creates all sort of problems.
>>
>> Frankly, I don't have the time, or inclination, to FIX this problem.
>
> I have found a quick and easy fix which seams to work without any
> apparent problems.
>
> I have uploaded this fix to SF CVS, version 0.64.3.
>
> Sample program:
> Program-ID. PERFTHRU.
> Procedure Division.
> Mainline.
>   Display "In Mainline"
>   Perform Para3 Thru Para1
>   Display "After Perform"
>   Stop Run.
> Para1.
>   Display "In para1".
> Para2.
>   Display "In Para2".
> Para3.
>   Display "In para3".
> Para4.
>   Display "In para4".
> Alternate-End.
>   Stop Run.
>
> TC version 0.64:
> In Mainline
> In para3
> After Perform
>
> TC version 0.64.3:
> In Mainline
> In para3
> In para4
>
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