multiple assigning and && in a if...
ma...@mafg.m.isar.de
Is it possible to assign a value to many vars in the same line?
Something like: set {mickey donald minnie} 0
:-?
And is it possible something like this:
if {(cond1) && (cond2)} {
puts stdout "yeah, it's possible!"
}
Thanks in advance!
Manu
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Tim Trainor
>
> 'llo everybody...
>
> Is it possible to assign a value to many vars in the same line?
>
> Something like: set {mickey donald minnie} 0
Yes :
set varnames [list var1 var2 var3] ; foreach var $varnames {set $var
0}
technically ,it's all on one line, but in two commands.
> And is it possible something like this:
>
> if {(cond1) && (cond2)} {
> puts stdout "yeah, it's possible!"
> }
Yes.
ma...@mafg.m.isar.de
Tim Trainor <ttra...@spamless.berkshire.net> wrote:
> set varnames [list var1 var2 var3] ; foreach var $varnames {set $var 0}
>
> technically ,it's all on one line, but in two commands.
Ah, ok... it's not as compact as i would. No prob.
> > And is it possible something like this:
> >
> > if {(cond1) && (cond2)} {
> > puts stdout "yeah, it's possible!"
> > }
>
> Yes.
Strange... last time i tried it didn't work... =(
Thanks anyway.
Paul Duffin
>
> In article <36743825...@spamless.berkshire.net>,
> Tim Trainor <ttra...@spamless.berkshire.net> wrote:
>
> > set varnames [list var1 var2 var3] ; foreach var $varnames {set $var 0}
> >
> > technically ,it's all on one line, but in two commands.
>
> Ah, ok... it's not as compact as i would. No prob.
>
> > > And is it possible something like this:
> > >
> > > if {(cond1) && (cond2)} {
> > > puts stdout "yeah, it's possible!"
> > > }
> >
> > Yes.
>
> Strange... last time i tried it didn't work... =(
>
> Thanks anyway.
It does not work for textual boolean values. e.g. false, true.
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Bryan Oakley
>
> 'llo everybody...
>
> Is it possible to assign a value to many vars in the same line?
>
> Something like: set {mickey donald minnie} 0
What I sometimes do is this:
set mickey [set donald [set minnie 0]]]
But I don't find it particularly readable.
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Tim Trainor
> > > And is it possible something like this:
> > >
> > > if {(cond1) && (cond2)} {
> > > puts stdout "yeah, it's possible!"
> > > }
> >
> > Yes.
>
> Strange... last time i tried it didn't work... =(
>
> Thanks anyway.
ok, I did test this before I replied, so look at this:
set x 1 ;# a TRUE value
set y 1 ;#another TRUE
if { $x && $y } {puts stdout "yeah, it's possible"}
tcl> yeah, it's possible
or,
if {[info exists x] && [info exists y]} {puts stdout "OK"}
tcl> OK
or just to make sure,
if {[info exists x] && [info exists foobar]} {puts stdout "yeah, sure"}
tcl>
(no output, && evaluted to FALSE)
ma...@mafg.m.isar.de
Bryan Oakley <oak...@channelpoint.com> wrote:
> > Something like: set {mickey donald minnie} 0
> What I sometimes do is this:
> set mickey [set donald [set minnie 0]]]
> But I don't find it particularly readable.
I agree, but the idea is genial. =)
Richard.Suchenwirth
>
> set varnames [list var1 var2 var3] ; foreach var $varnames {set $var
> 0}
>
> technically ,it's all on one line, but in two commands.
foreach i {mickey donald minnie} {set $i 0}