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Kevin Old wrote:
> I know there's a cleaner way to do this. All I want to do is print a
> word, but have more than one test case. I'd like to do it in the <%
> %> print operator, but haven't been able to figure that out.
>
> % if ( $ads = 'is_web' ) {
you mean "eq"
> Web Only
> % } elsif ( $ads = 'is_print' ) {
ditto
> Print
> % } else {
> Web and Print
> % }
>
> I'm printing this in a <td> tag so it make the code a little messy.
>
> Any suggestions are greatly appreciated,
<td><% $ads eq 'is_web ? 'Web Only' : $ads eq 'is_print ? 'Print' : 'Web
and Print' %></td>
Ugly and usually not acceptable (IMO, for more than 3 alternatives).
Use a mapping method is you have more cases. The simplest example:
<%perl>
my %ads_map = (
'is_web' => 'Web Only',
'is_print' => 'Print',
_default => 'Web and Print'
);
<%/perl>
<td><% $ads_map{$ads} || $ads_map{_default} %></td>
cheers.
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Marius Feraru
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