> if ((getPos(pList1, pBoard[pCard1]) > 0) AND (getPos(pList2,
>pBoard[pCard2]) > 0) AND \
> (getPos(pList1, pBoard[pCard1]) = getPos(pList2,
>pBoard[pCard2]))) OR \
> ((getPos(pList2, pBoard[pCard1]) > 0) AND (getPos(pList1,
>pBoard[pCard2]) > 0) AND \
> (getPos(pList2, pBoard[pCard1]) = getPos(pList1,
>pBoard[pCard2]))) then --they are a match
You can cut out a couple of ANDs because if the first number is > 0
and it's = to the second, the second must have been > 0 as well.
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