If with 2 conditions?

[gumpo03]

Hi.
how is the command to execute a part of an Program only if 2 conditions are true?
My idea was

Code:

if( level.var1 == 1 and level.var2 == 1 )
{
self iprintlnbold("TEST OK!!!");
}

The Error-Massage (from GScyntax) is:

Code:

358: Error 1: Parser: ) expected, Identifier found instead

In Black ops the Error-Massage is:

Code:

Server Script Compile Error
Bad Syntax

do you know, how it works?

[Nekochan]

Code:

if( level.var1 == 1 && level.var2 == 1 )
{
self iprintlnbold("TEST OK!!!");
}

change 'and' to '&&'

[gumpo03]

Code:

if( level.var1 == 1 && level.var2 == 1 )
{
self iprintlnbold("TEST OK!!!");
}

change 'and' to '&&'

Thank you

Code:

No syntax Errors detected

[AZUMIKKEL]

&&
||

[Rendflex]

You could take a look at this tutorial: http://wiki.modsrepository.com/index.php...troduction

It helped me a bit when I was new

[gumpo03]

But its COD 4 ?

[Rendflex]

But its COD 4 ?

It's the same scripting language, there's a few differences, but just few big changes such as the "foreach" function doesn't exist in BO anymore.

[Pozzuh]

But its COD 4 ?

It's the same scripting language, there's a few differences, but just few big changes such as the "foreach" function doesn't exist in BO anymore.

foreach also didn't exist in cod4 so that's not problem

[JariZ]

&&
||

|| = or,
he shouldn't use that

[AZUMIKKEL]

Some engines/languages also use &| which means and/or, which is kind of confusing.

Because in those languages, if you use

Code:

if(A == 2 && B == 4)
return true;

It would only go through if both of them are correct (like in COD)

but

Code:

if(A == 2 || B == 4)

would only go through if only ONE of them are correct.




Of course, this is irrelevant to COD, but the more you know.