I think that's difficult to understand, even in English.
Guess it's my Russian background and non-linear thinking then. ;)
As for the
if !B then A else if (E and F) then (C and D)
AFAIK there is no
then keyword in Perl, and I wanted to use the corerct syntax (i.e. to be able to replace A, B, C etc by valid statements to get a working code)
By the way, where can I find references to the syntax of those Perl keywords? I tried to search for them, but they aren't functions, and Google promptly omits them from the search criteria...
--------------------------------
An idea is not responsible for the people who believe in it...