ok, let's start making sense now: typdef char * str;
[svn/Cll1h/.git] / demos / boolean.c
index ed44988b4d7d5294e3a85246f04e35fe69e915aa..77d1967d16ba7bbc9d6f943c7ca119526a27dfa0 100644 (file)
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ program
 {
  const bool t = TRUE, f = FALSE;
  bool l, m = MAYBE;
def_str(s);
str s;
 
  print("TRUE and FALSE =", btoa(t and f) );
  print("TRUE or FALSE =", btoa(t or f) );
@@ -17,6 +17,6 @@ program
  for_strs(s, "TRUE","false","yes","NO","True","FALSE","YES","no","Yes","No","1","0","abc","xyz","Eyes","Ears","rue","alse","oui","no","ano","ne"," ","NULL",NULL,EOL,"","ano","ne")
  {
   l = atob(s);
-  echo("\"", s, "\"\tmeans ", btoa(l),EOL);
+  echo("\"", s, "\"\tmeans ", btoa(l), EOL);
  } 
 }
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