"Rance Hall" wrote
My current if statement looks like this:
if ((userentry.lower != "c" or userentry.lower != "i")
and
mode == "add"):
Peter has poinrted out one roblem but there is another.
The or expression will always be true, consider:
1) The first term wi
Rance Hall wrote:
> I have a user entered variable that I need to check to see if they
> entered one of the two legal values.
>
> But I only need to check this if one other fact is true.
>
>
> we have a variable called "mode" whose value is either "add" or
> "edit" based on how we where called
I have a user entered variable that I need to check to see if they
entered one of the two legal values.
But I only need to check this if one other fact is true.
we have a variable called "mode" whose value is either "add" or
"edit" based on how we where called.
we have a userentry variable tie
