How do I do a if != with 2 expresions

[Eliminator]

hey im trying to do a script that checks for 2 difrent keywords
example "1" "2" I want to be able to
detect if $myvar != "1" || $myvar != "2"
but how do I do that without each running into each other?



Mike.

[strikelight]

hey im trying to do a script that checks for 2 difrent keywords
example "1" "2" I want to be able to
detect if $myvar != "1" || $myvar != "2"
but how do I do that without each running into each other?



Mike.

Looks like you have it figured out already... I'm not sure what you are asking....

To tidy it up a bit:

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if {$myvar != "1" || $myvar != "2"} { ... }

Although, logically, what I think you may want is
"If myvar isn't "1" and if myvar isn't "2" then..."

If that's what you want, you'd need to do something like:

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if {$myvar != "1" && $myvar != "2"} { ... }

[Eliminator]

thanks man that worked jsut fine..
here is my final code that worked just great:

if {$badword(kb$chan) != "kick" && $badword(kb$chan) != "ban"} { putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :[bold]Debugging:[bold] END" ; return }

that was just a test to see if it would work.. it did so now I can remove the debuging txt and move on to the next step.. thanks..



Mike.

[TeDDyBeeR]

thanks man that worked jsut fine..
here is my final code that worked just great:

if {$badword(kb$chan) != "kick" && $badword(kb$chan) != "ban"} { putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :[bold]Debugging:[bold] END" ; return }

that was just a test to see if it would work.. it did so now I can remove the debuging txt and move on to the next step.. thanks..



Mike.

The best what to use 2 variabal checks, it set the 2 between ( ) like :

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if {($badword(kb$chan) != "kick") && ($badword(kb$chan) != "ban")} { putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :\002Debugging:\002 END" ; return }

note : [bold] must be \002 in tcl's

you can also use more checks in if:

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if {((expr1 != "whatever") && (expr2 == "whatever")) || (expr3 == $var)} { .... }

this is procedure will run when :
expr1 is NOT TRUE and expr2 is TRUE
or when
expr3 is TRUE

[Sir_Fz]

that's not necessary in his case, no need for the ()

it might be needed in cases when && and || are combined in the same if phrase.
example :
if {($first != "1") && ($second != "2" || $second != "3")} {...}
this means if something and anotherthing ....
another thing will be something or something. (if you know what I mean)

[caesar]

The && means "and" and the || means "or".. also, for bold use \002 as TeDDyBeeR sugested.
So the "if {($first != "1") && ($second != "2" || $second != "3")} {...}" should means: "If $first is not equal with 1 and $second is not equal with 2 or 3 do something.."

[TeDDyBeeR]

It was just try to help you with more information about the if { ... } esle { ... }

[caesar]

Oh, and bwt, the use of () is just for user (not the user user ) knowledge to see/understand the code more better/efficient or something similar to this.