Tim: > What do I need to do so that my answer will be: > b evaluates to 'false'
If a is still has a value, when you come to check the condition, then all you need is a do after the either: a: 1 b: [a = 0] either do b [print "b evaluates to 'true'"][print "b evaluates to 'false'"] b evaluates to 'false' If a no longer has a value -- maybe it's been unset or is in another context -- then the above code won't work.... a: 1 b: [a = 0] unset 'a either do b [print "b evaluates to 'true'"][print "b evaluates to 'false'"] ** Script Error: a has no value ....In which case, you'll have wanted to evaluate the result and save it in b at the earlier opportunity: a: 1 b: a = 0 unset 'a either b [print "b evaluates to 'true'"][print "b evaluates to 'false'"] b evaluates to 'false' You could of course use this last possibility even if a still has a value -- but it'll set b to the logical value at the time of the test, not the current value of a: a: 1 b: a = 0 a: 0 either do b [print "b evaluates to 'true'"][print "b evaluates to 'false'"] b evaluates to 'false' ;; even though a = 0 right now Sunanda. -- To unsubscribe from this list, just send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe as the subject.
