On Aug 1, 2007, at 12:46 PM, Dean Brooks wrote:
> Exim's expansion syntax is not a programming language.
Could have fooled me! :-)
IFs, ANDs, ORs, and now FORANY and FORALL, oh my!!
I sure as heck treat it/push it like a programming language.
> It's just
> a set of string expansion operators.
>
> A valid condition is required in any ${if construct, such as eq{}.
sure.
I get so used to be able to most anything anywhere with exim, I
forget there ARE limits sometimes, in this case only as part of an IF
construct.
> Certain condition= statements in ACL will accept values such as "true"
> or "1" to indicate a positive value, but that is only after regular
> string expansions have been performed on the value of the condition
> statement.
I'll second my vote for the wishlist item mentioned by John.
thanks
Brian
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