Re: #if command

On Mon, 2004-12-13 at 22:52, Bartosz wrote:
> Hi,
> What I am doing wrong?
> 
> #if {$$x == 145 && $$y == 5} {#showme AAAAAAAA}
> if: invalid syntax / syntax error.
> 

your first $ is escaping the second $, resulting in a comparison between
the string $x and the number 145, which lyntin can't do.


> #if {$myhpvar < 100 && $myspvar < 100} {#showme PANIC!}
> if: invalid syntax / syntax error.
> 

You have no variable defined by the name of $myhpvar, or it is empty. As
stated in the help for the #if command, variables are expanded before
the command is executed. So, if $myhpvar is empty, you would be
executing the following command:

#if { < 100 && < 100} {#showme PANIC!}


HTH,

-davidc



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