Ok, excellent! Thank you :)
Stephen Tunney, MCAD.NET
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If it'
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I understand what you are doing here, but the line still seems
unreadable (compared to the bool::parse method I just foun
expression?
If so, why the need for the "${}" at all?
Stephen Tunney, MCAD.NET
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should be:
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Bah! Forget I said anything :)
Stephen Tunney, MCAD.NET
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Hello
Hello All,
Having trouble with the basics again :).
Was wondering how someone would go about expressing the following
Psuedo Code:
{
Variable x := 500 //Value can be anything, returned from an
exec call
If x != 100 then fail
}
I've tried the following and if fails
