I think this is correct in most of the cases.
However, if I use the following code the object b can be used like it works in the C-language:

local int b = 0
if (b) then
print "b = false\n"
else
print "b = true\n"
end
b=1
if (b) then
print "b = false\n"
else
print "b = true\n"
end
b=2
if (b ...

Thanks Jussi, for your response.

However, I've found out that if I use:
if (b == 1) then
instead of
if (b) then
it seems to be working in zeus 3.80

Regards,
Berry

You might be right about that, but on Zeus V3.80 there is no diference between the get_text_at() and get_char_at() functions . So sometimes I mix them up.
I've changed it and I'll keep it in mind for the next time, thanks. (I wish there was a fix for this).

This marco adds special features when using the tab-key for cobol users.
Of coarse you can makes changes for your own language.

Tabs will be inserted as spaces.
1st tab stop at position 8
2nd tab stop at postions 12
After position 12 it will look at lines above where the next word will begin. If no ...