Markus Mottl wrote:

>
>
>>- why if-then constructs? I think this was called "guards" in Clean?
>>
>
>I actually find it strange that there is no such thing like if-then-else
>in Clean. OCaml also supports guards, but they are not always best style.
>
Hi:

Thanks for your answer. My Clean is a bit outdated but I am sure if-else 
exists in Clean too. But I agree you would have to dig out a deep hole 
in order to encounter if-then in the Clean manual.

I am not sure why, but I find if-then disturbing in OCaml.

Regards,
S. Gonzi

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