multiple tabs

[stev379 0]

Created a GUI and a with the first 2 tabs, it works fine. Not so much with 3 tabs.

How should the statement below be formated to get to the 3 tab?

Obviously, there are too many else statements.

While 1

$msg = GUIGetMsg()

Select

Case $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Or $msg = $button_Cancel

Exit

Case Else

If GUICtrlRead($tab) = 0 Then

_DrvMap($msg)

Else

_PWReset($msg)

Else

_JoinDM($msg)

EndIf

EndSelect

Wend

[Andre 0]

If Then

ElseIf

ElseIf

EndIf

[Blue_Drache 258]

If Then

ElseIf

ElseIf

EndIf

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

ElseIf also requires a Then

[stev379 0]

elseif is what I though too. But as BlueD said, it reguires a then. Here is where I get stuck. What's the then? If this is my first part of the "IF" statement, then what would I use in place of the "0" for the elseif's?

huh? Would it be "1" and "2"? If it's that easy, I need to reboot my brain.

Can anyone confirm if this is the case? I'm at a Mac for a few hours and I'm curious about this.

If GUICtrlRead($tab) = 0 Then

[Blue_Drache 258]

elseif is what I though too.  But as BlueD said, it reguires a then.  Here is where I get stuck.  What's the then?  If this is my first part of the "IF" statement, then what would I use in place of the "0" for the elseif's?

huh?  Would it be "1" and "2"?  If it's that easy, I need to reboot my brain.

Can anyone confirm if this is the case?  I'm at a Mac for a few hours and I'm curious about this.

If GUICtrlRead($tab) = 0 Then

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

If $x = $y then
; do this
ElseIf $x > $y then
; do that
Else
; do something else
Endif

Could also use Select/Case if you're more familiar with that.

Select
   Case $x = $y
   ; do this
   Case $x > $y
   ; do that
   Case Else
   ; do something else
EndSelect

Combining AND/OR/NOT can be acomplished

If $x = $y AND $y > $z then; only true if both statements are true
 ; do this
ElseIf $x > $y OR $y < $z then; true if ONE of the two statements are true
 ; do that
ElseIf Not $x < $y then; same as writing ElseIf $x > $y
 ; do a third thing
Else
 ; do whatever doesn't fit the above statements
EndIf

Edited February 17, 2005 by Blue_Drache

[stev379 0]

cool, I'll test when I get back to my desk.

tks!

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