Try ...
<$vars variable="12345678">
<$set filter="[length[]compare:number:gteq[9]else[short]] [
length[]compare:number:lt[9]else[long]] +[sort[]last[]]"
name=type select=0 >
<>
On Wednesday, May 20, 2020 at 9:19:59 AM UTC-7, Tony K wrote:
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> I can't figure out how to set the value of a var
Hi Mark
in your below example type will be equal to "long" online inside else()
however inside the section {full code here 1} it won't actually the section
{cull code here 1} won't even be reached
Please tell me if I am mistaken
On Thursday, May 21, 2020 at 5:34:15 PM UTC+3, Mark S. wrote:
But you can set a variable inside a macro:
\define else()
<$set name="type" value="long">
<>
\end
<$vars variable="variable">
<$list filter="[length[]match[9]]" emptyMessage=<>>
<$set name="type" value="short">
{full code here 1}
All that matters is that the alternate "else" does whatever ta
Tony K
Ok, I do not understand the original question then however perhaps these
could help?
- Have you tried to use set, its filter and emptyValue which should
remain until the closing set?
- Can you ask the question in a different order?
- Or can you generate a subset of variables
Hello Tony
Your patience is remarkable thank you so much
yes I am aware that an empty messaeg can be a macro however I wasn't able
to make it set the value of the same variable for the rest of the code like
explained by Saq and yourself in the if-then-else scenario
the second issue I faced is
TonyK
An empty message can be a macro, that contains many things,
\define onemptymessage()
{empty message code here}
\end
<$list filter="""[length[]match[9]then[short]else[long]]"""
variable="type" emptyMessage=<> />
{full code here}
It can even look like this
<$list filter="""[length[]m
Saq does it again :) :) thank you I shld have asked ages ago
Cheers
On Wednesday, May 20, 2020 at 7:29:47 PM UTC+3, Saq Imtiaz wrote:
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> Eg:
>
> <$list filter="""[length[]match[9]then[short]else[long]]"""
> variable="type"/>
>
> {full code here}
>
>
>
> On Wednesday, May 20, 2020 at 6:28:11 PM
I did play around with empty message but it gives an empty message and
doesn't set a value to a variable (at least from my tests)
On Wednesday, May 20, 2020 at 7:26:41 PM UTC+3, Mark S. wrote:
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> The list widget has an emptyMessage attribute. You can point this to a
> macro where alternative ac
Eg:
<$list filter="""[length[]match[9]then[short]else[long]]"""
variable="type"/>
{full code here}
On Wednesday, May 20, 2020 at 6:28:11 PM UTC+2, Saq Imtiaz wrote:
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> Many combinations of list and set widgets can be used, but this basic idea
> is probably what you need:
>
> [length[]match[
Many combinations of list and set widgets can be used, but this basic idea
is probably what you need:
[length[]match[9]then[short]else[long]]
On Wednesday, May 20, 2020 at 6:19:59 PM UTC+2, Tony K wrote:
>
> I can't figure out how to set the value of a variable based on a specific
> condition s
The list widget has an emptyMessage attribute. You can point this to a
macro where alternative actions occur when the main filter fails (is empty).
In your second set of widgets, you have unmatched tags/tag endings which is
always a bad thing.
Good luck!
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