Class Else

Namespace

BOOSE

Assembly

BOOSE.dll

An Else is like an Endif but it pops the corresponding If off the stack and pushes itself on so that it becomes the corresponding command to the end

public class Else : CompoundCommand, ICommand

Inheritance

object

Command

Evaluation

Boolean

ConditionalCommand

CompoundCommand

Else

Implements

ICommand

Inherited Members

CompoundCommand.CorrespondingCommand

CompoundCommand.ReduceRestrictions()

ConditionalCommand.endLineNumber

ConditionalCommand.EndLineNumber

ConditionalCommand.Condition

ConditionalCommand.LineNumber

ConditionalCommand.CondType

ConditionalCommand.ReturnLineNumber

Boolean.BoolValue

Evaluation.expression

Evaluation.evaluatedExpression

Evaluation.varName

Evaluation.value

Evaluation.Expression

Evaluation.VarName

Evaluation.Value

Evaluation.Local

Evaluation.ProcessExpression(string)

Command.IsDouble

Command.program

Command.parameterList

Command.parameters

Command.paramsint

Command.Program

Command.Name

Command.ParameterList

Command.Parameters

Command.Paramsint

Command.Set(StoredProgram, string)

Command.ProcessParameters(string)

Command.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

Constructors

Else()

public Else()

Properties

CorrespondingEnd

public End CorrespondingEnd { get; set; }

Property Value

End

Methods

CheckParameters(string[])

Does nothing in this case.

public override void CheckParameters(string[] parameter)

Parameters

parameter string[]

Compile()

Override base.compile() because a variable always has variable = expression and this is just expression.

public override void Compile()

Exceptions

VarException

Execute()

Called when program is executed. Determines if condition is true or false. If false then jumps to corrensponding "end" command.

public override void Execute()

Exceptions

CommandException