On Thu, 12 Sep 2013, Erik Steffl wrote:
so the property filter version of this would be
:$!yummlyLogOrigin!supportLevel, isempty, '' set $.value="empty";
:$!yummlyLogOrigin!supportLevel, ! isempty, '' set $.value="not empty";
any ideas whether this is in any way better or worse compared to:
if $!yummlyLogOrigin!supportLevel == "" then set $.value = "empty"
I assume that after either of those (property filter or if statement) the
end result is the same ($.value is set to "empty"), is there any difference
in performance?
with version 7, it should be good, and you have the option for the else clause,
which should be faster than two tests.
the config optimizer in v7 compiles the config down to the same thing in either
case
note, you need a ; at the end of a set command.
David Lang
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