Hello again. Quick
question, if I may: Is there a logical OR operator for the 'ifeq ...
endif' statement?
That is, I'd like to
execute some statements if variable 'var' is either defined as string 'X'
or 'Y', something like this:
ifeq
((var,X) OR (var,Y))
...
endif
From reading
the manual, I don't see a way to do that, except by creating two
'ifeq ... endif' constructs sequencially, one to handle each
value for 'var', and repeating the exact same conditional statements
inside each. Yuk!
Similarly, the
'ifneq' sort of takes care of the NOT operation, but are there AND
and XOR operators? In the past, I've handled the AND case
by nesting two 'ifeq ... endif' one inside the other. At least, I don't
have to repeat the exact same conditional statements inside
each.
Jean.
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