Dear Manuel,
Tuesday, November 19, 2002 at 10:02:04 PM you wrote:
MD> You can try with
MD> %IF:"%QINCLUDE='IsBat'"<>"Bat!":"%comment='_Try The Bat!'":""%-
Thanks, but...
as you can see in the comments, there is still something wrong.
Maybe I ... no, let us be honest: I don't understand Reg.Ex. well
enough, but let me try:
The phrase is:
%IF:"condition"='something':'then-this':'orelsethis'
Marc Pearlstone wrote:
%IF:"%QINCLUDE='IsBat'"<>"Try The Bat!":""%-
Which should mean that the condition is:
%QINCLUDE
if the condition is IsBat
Why <>?
I have tried with ':' but it changed nothing.
Well but if the condition is thrue then it should write "Try The Bat!
or else it should write nothing.
So why doesn't it?
And why is there a %- in the end? I thought it was only to break the
line in two?
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Kind regards,
Britt Malka
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