Should be an easy question, how can I run two Then statements on one line?

[CrewXp]

Should be an easy question, how can I run two Then statements on one line?

If $a=1 Then $b=2, $c=3 etc etc

I need them on one line to organize, thx

[Valuater]

Should be an easy question, how can I run two Then statements on one line?

If $a=1 Then $b=2, $c=3 etc etc

I need them on one line to organize, thx

If $a = 1 Then $b=2 And $c=3

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[LxP]

Hmm... I'm afraid that won't work as expected... I'm pretty sure that your only option is as follows:

If $A = 1 Then
    $B = 2
    $C = 3
  ; etc.
  ; etc.
EndIf

Edit: Although I can clearly see where Valuater's coming from (and it's perfectly valid English), if $A were equal to 1 then I imagine that this code:

If $A = 1 Then $B = 2 And $C = 3

would set $B to False. It would initally seem strange to hear this but AutoIt would treat everything as Booleans because of the And. 2 is non-zero which evaluates to the Boolean True, while ($C = 3) would evaluate to False. True And False would simplify to False and $C would not be touched by this command.

Edited October 18, 2005 by LxP

[Valuater]

Hmm... I'm afraid that won't work as expected... I'm pretty sure that your only option is as follows:

If $A = 1 Then
    $B = 2
    $C = 3
  ; etc.
  ; etc.
EndIf

Edit: Although I can clearly see where Valuater's coming from (and it's perfectly valid English), if $A were equal to 1 then I imagine that this code:

If $A = 1 Then $B = 2 And $C = 3

would set $B to False. It would initally seem strange to hear this but AutoIt would treat everything as Booleans because of the And. 2 is non-zero which evaluates to the Boolean True, while ($C = 3) would evaluate to False. True And False would simplify to False and $C would not be touched by this command.

news to me... but LxP is correct

Dim $a = 1, $b, $c

If $a = 1 Then $b=2 And $c=3


MsgBox(0,"Test", $a & @CRLF & $b & @CRLF & $c )

If $a = 1 Then 
    $b=2
    $c=3
EndIf

MsgBox(0,"Test", $a & @CRLF & $b & @CRLF & $c )

thx LxP

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