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zeitfest
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Posted: 12:28pm 22 Nov 2025

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I missed the point, I didn't read it in enough depth

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[ my standard C bug is a conditional test that creeps in when I am tired eg

if (gitchp = 3) dostuff ;

when I should use '==" instead

. ] too similar !!

toml_12953
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Posted: 04:08pm 22 Nov 2025

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mozzie said Supertech,

The following works on MMbasic for DOS, not sure if its the best solution:

If N = 3 then IF true = 1234 then Condn(n) = 1 else Condn(n) = 0

Pretty sure someone here will have a better way if you need to test the value of True depending on the value of N every loop. Select case or choose perhaps?

Hope this helps

Regards,
Lyle.

I'd probably use:

If N = 3 And true = 1234 then Condn(n) = 1 else Condn(n) = 0

JohnS
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Posted: 05:20pm 22 Nov 2025

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toml_12953 said I'd probably use:

If N = 3 And true = 1234 then Condn(n) = 1 else Condn(n) = 0

That's what was used and doesn't work (*), for the reasons stated already.

(*) doesn't do what's wanted - MMBasic does work correctly, however

John
Edited 2025-11-23 03:21 by JohnS

EDNEDN
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Posted: 05:38pm 22 Nov 2025

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JohnS said

toml_12953 said I'd probably use:

If N = 3 And true = 1234 then Condn(n) = 1 else Condn(n) = 0

That's what was used and doesn't work (*), for the reasons stated already.

I was surprised nobody considered changing things in this direction:

If N = 3 then if true = 1234 then Condn(n) = 1 else Condn(n) = 0

Ooooops!!!! Mozzie did suggest this same construct. My apologies!

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Edited 2025-11-23 03:40 by EDNEDN

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