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Date:	Fri, 07 Sep 2007 00:30:53 -0400
From:	Ethan Rosenberg <ethros AT earthlink DOT net>
Subject:	Re: 1] Matching Braces 2] Error Message
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At 03:06 AM 9/5/2007, you wrote:

>"Ethan Rosenberg" <ethros AT earthlink DOT net> wrote in message
>news:0JNV00764NODWF90 AT mta1 DOT srv DOT hcvlny DOT cv DOT net...
> > Dear List -
> >
> > Thanks for all your help.
> >
> > 1] Is there any method that I can find the matching [brace, bracket,
> > parenthases] in a program?  If I put my cursor over a brace or
> > parenthesis, sometimes it shows me the match, and sometimes not.
> >
> > 2] I get the following error message at the last line of a program
> > "Expected declaration or statement at end of input".  There are no
> > other errors in the program.  The program is in a file with a number
> > of subroutines.
> >
>
>?  Is this a question about grep, RHIDE, etc.?  I started to respond about
>grep, but since your recent posts regard RHIDE which don't use...
>
>Anyway, 2) might be a missing brace, but it sounds more like a missing
>semi-colon to me...
>
>
>Rod Pemberton

Ron -

1] Ctrl ] will find a matching left (brace, parenthesis) and Ctrl 
[  will find a matching right (brace, parenthesis), so I have 
discovered.  There is a setting in the RHIDE environment file that 
can make it work even better.  I cannot find that environment 
file.  I someone would give me more information, it would be appreciated.

2] Three(3) missing right braces.

Ethan 

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