Hi, I wonder if this sample, that demonstrates OR of two string comparisons, are an recommend way to code such conditions, avoiding an extra macro or code doubling.
Regards Holger .\" I found this for strings .ds c " .ds d " .if '\*c'foo' .ds d "bar .ie '\*d'bar' .tm *9: true .el .tm *9: false .ds c "foo .ds d " .if '\*c'foo' .ds d "bar .ie '\*d'bar' .tm *10: true .el .tm *10: false .ds c " .ds d "bar .if '\*c'foo' .ds d "bar .ie '\*d'bar' .tm *11: true .el .tm *11: false .ds c "foo .ds d "bar .if '\*c'foo' .ds d "bar .ie '\*d'bar' .tm *12: true .el .tm *12: false .\" and was successful at numbers: .nr a 0 .nr b 0 .ie ((\na=1) : (\nb=2)) .tm n1: true .el .tm n1: false .nr a 1 .nr b 0 .ie ((\na=1) : (\nb=2)) .tm n2: true .el .tm n2: false .nr a 0 .nr b 2 .ie ((\na=1) : (\nb=2)) .tm n3: true .el .tm n3: false .nr a 1 .nr b 2 .ie ((\na=1) : (\nb=2)) .tm n4: true .el .tm n4: false
