Combine IF

[FazBear]

Hi All

 

Is it possible to control multiple commands from a single if statement? ie.

 

(if (or (= [var1] T) (= [var2] T) (= [var3] T))

(command "circle" "0,0" "25")

(command "circle" "0,0" "50")

(command "circle" "0,0" "75")

(command "circle" "0,0" "100")

(command "circle" "0,0" "125")

(command "circle" "0,0" "150")

(command "circle" "0,0" "175")

(command "circle" "0,0" "200")

(command "circle" "0,0" "225")

(command "circle" "0,0" "250")

);end if

 

I have had a play with the (cons & (cond assuming these are allowing the above but cant get it running properly.

 

Can anyone please advise?

 

Thank you.

[wizman]

wrap with progn, if any of the expression is true then the whole progn statement executes.

(if (or (= [var1] T) (= [var2] T) (= [var3] T))

(progn

(command "circle" "0,0" "25")

(command "circle" "0,0" "50")

(command "circle" "0,0" "75")

(command "circle" "0,0" "100")

(command "circle" "0,0" "125")

(command "circle" "0,0" "150")

(command "circle" "0,0" "175")

(command "circle" "0,0" "200")

(command "circle" "0,0" "225")

(command "circle" "0,0" "250")

)

)

[Freerefill]

Ah, common mistake, I screw it up myself all the time.

 

The structure of the If statement is:

 

(if then else )

 

Ignoring the italicized text, of course.

 

You'll notice one very important and key aspect: it only allows one command. Using a Condition statement will allow many commands, but If allows only one.

 

You can get around this, however. Encase all your commands in a Progn, like such:

 

(progn
 <command one>
 <command two>
 ...
 <command banana>
 )

[Lee Mac]

Progn is correct for wrapping multiple expressions, I believe you may be able to get around it like this however:

 

(if (or [var1] [var2] [var3])
(command "circle" "0,0" "25" "circle" "0,0" "50" "circle" "0,0" "75"
        "circle" "0,0" "100""circle" "0,0" "125""circle" "0,0" "150"
        "circle" "0,0" "175""circle" "0,0" "200""circle" "0,0" "225"
        "circle" "0,0" "250"))

 

PS> You don't need to specify (= [var1] T)

 

If [var1] holds any value other than nil, it will return T.

 

[Lee Mac]

Some more help on Progn here

 

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showpost.php?p=173196&postcount=10

[FazBear]

Magic

 

Thank you guys.