Subj : Re: Why does this work sometimes?
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : "Dennis Jones" <djones@nospam.com>
Date : Wed Jan 14 2004 07:59 pm


"Base8" <Base8@base8.com> wrote in message
news:4005e476$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Can anyone clue me in on why the if( ) statement included at the bottom
> works sometimes but doesn't other?  Any thoughts appreciated.
>
> <includes>
>
> int ErrorProcessing(int code)
> {
>  char *OUTPUTERR ;
>  char *OUTPUTTYPE ;
>  int sendback = 0 ;
>
>   switch(code)
>   {
>     case 120:
>         { OUTPUTERR = "Service ready in nnn minutes."  ;
>            OUTPUTTYPE = "Information" ;
>            break ;
>          }
>       case 553:
>          { OUTPUTERR = "Requested action not taken." ;
>             OUTPUTTYPE = "Error" ;
>             sendback = -1 ;
>             break ;
>           }
>     default:
>           { OUTPUTERR = "Unknown Error" ;
>              OUTPUTTYPE = "Unknown Type" ;
>              sendback = -1 ;
>              break ;
>            }
>     }
>     if(sendback != 0)
>      MessageBox(0,OUTPUTERR, OUTPUTTYPE, MB_OK) ;
>
> return sendback ;
> }
>

Uh, because sometimes "code" is equal to 120, and sometimes it's not?

- Dennis

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