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Issue - 237 - Does <if> need <then>

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Issue - 237 - Does <if> need <then>
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Issue - 237 - Does <if> need <then>
Status: received

Date added: 1 Dec 2005

Categories: Syntax

Date submitted: 01 December 2005

Submitter: Danny van der Rijn

Description: The <then> element in the <if> construct is superfluous.  We should 
remove it.

Changes: 1 Dec 2005 - new issue

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