OpenEuphoria

Hello all.

I might have a bug here, but I'm unsure if it's been reported. I've found that when I use warning() in my code, it is called even when, according to the code, it shouldn't be. Here's an example:

export function eqtQuadIntToSequence(integer count, atom ptr) 
 
	if (count < 1) or (count > 4) then 
trace(1) 
		warning("eqtQuadIntToSequence(): Parameter \"count\" out of range.") 
		if count < 1 then 
			count = 1 
		else 
			count = 4 
		end if 
                -- ? 1/0 
	end if 
	return peek4u({ptr, count}) 
 
end function 

If count is given the value of 36, then the expected happens. The trace window comes up, and the custom_warning is printed. However, if count is 3, there is no trace window (again, expected), but the warning still appears at the end of the run. I created an ex.err file with the ? 1/0 I have commented out in the code, and it showed that the count was 3 and the warning() code was never run. I don't want to flood the post by pasting the ex.err file here, but I can email it should anyone want a look at it.

- Travis.