Well franck , I could not get you logic in the first attempt.
Genrally password are associatied with users so the comparions shoud be
if ( $user1 eq "myself" && $password1 eq "pass1") {
print " "
}
incase you need to if there "either" of user1 or user 2 then it should be
if ( $user1 eq "myself" && $password1 eq "pass1") || ( $user1 eq
"yourself" && $password1 eq "pass2") {
print "dfdfsafsa";
}
I cannot imagine a situation where you need to check "user1" and "user2".
Well may in some multiuser programs this may be required, but don;t have
much experience with that.
I would not be surprised if this not what you were looking for. Actaull you
should elaborate the problem to a greater extent, then only you can expect
correct anwers
Rajeev Rumale
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to do a comparisson with boolean operators and it is not
> working...
>
> Example:
> $user1
> $user2
> $password1
> $password2 (this are the variables)...
>
> The comparisson:
>
> if (( $user1 ne "myself" || $password1 ne "pass1") && ( $user2 ne
"yourself"
> || $password2 ne "pass2")) {
>
> print "dfdfsafsa";
>
> }
>
> it is not working.... is these boolean operators right???
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Wagner
>
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