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Re: checking values in property problem
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Re: checking values in property problem


  • Subject: Re: checking values in property problem
  • From: Guy Parker <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 10:14:00 +0100

Your code works for me! Is it in some other construct like a tell statement
or something? You could try replacing your "=" with "is" but I doubt it
would make a difference, especially as your code handles the if statement
correctly when I run it.

Guy


> Hi,
>
> i really can't figure out what i'm doin wrong here:
>
>> property app_1 : ""
>> property app_2 : ""
>
>> if app_1 = "" or app_1 = "" then
>> -- write something to empty properties..
>> end if
>
> The if handler simply ignores the contents of the properties.. no matter
> what i try, or if i try different notation like property app_1 : 0 or
> property app_1 : {} the whole if construction is simply skipped...
>
> Dunno, i guess there's some basic misunderstanding on my side,
> so thx for any hint/help...


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