Conditional Statements

    matthewg
    Feb 25 2006 | 12:55 am
    I've been having some problems with conditional statements. From a single number input, i need to trigger a bang in a specific range (eg 40-50). All attempts with varying uses of && and || have been spitting out errors.
    I've tried searching around here and elsewhere on the 'net but can't actually find anything relating to two conditions on a single number.
    Any help would really be appreciated.
    • yacine
      Feb 25 2006 | 1:06 am
      here is a simple way with a split object
      //yac ______________________________________
    • matthewg
      Feb 25 2006 | 2:23 am
      Thank you very much. That worked like a charm.
    • Peter McCulloch
      Feb 25 2006 | 2:54 am
      Here's an abstraction called PM.Zones that will classify an input stream into various zones. Different way of solving the problem. This might be handy, because it's open-ended. (whereas split is binary in its decision) Input a list with the boundaries in the right. (e.g. 10 20 80 90 107) It'll output which the zone that the input is in out the left.
      Peter McCulloch
    • Falk
      Feb 25 2006 | 1:32 pm
    • Peter Castine
      Feb 25 2006 | 4:14 pm
      On around Feb 25, 2006, at 14:32, Falk Grieffenhagen said something like: > #P newex 60 85 161 196617 if $i1>= 40 & $i1
      You want && (double ampersand).
      Single ampersand is doing something different. It will work in this case but it is not doing what you think it is doing (unless you're being more clever than is appropriate for a read-the-friendly-tutorials question).
      -- Peter
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