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GTKdialog variable tests
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8-bit


Joined: 03 Apr 2007
Posts: 3033
Location: Oregon
PostPosted: Wed 21 Oct 2009, 23:39    Post subject:  GTKdialog variable tests
Subject description: Testing more than one variable in one instance. SOLVED		  
How would one check to see if two variables were true before calling a function?
I know how to check one with
Code:

If [ $CBOX3 = "true" ] ;then #Checkbox checked for USB
if [ $CBOX4 = "true" ] ;then #If Checkbox for internal drive is checked
if [ $CBOX1 = "true" ] ;then #Checkbox checked for format
run function
fi
fi
else
display message
fi


Also, $CBOX3 and $CBOX4 cannot both be true.
So how do I implement and or on them
Opps! that was three. But can I shorten that.
But can I combine them with an and to signify both need to be true?
Suggestions welcome.

I am on the final lap of creating one program that will format both internal and USB floppy disks.
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amigo

Joined: 02 Apr 2007
Posts: 1775
PostPosted: Thu 22 Oct 2009, 02:13    Post subject:  
Please teach yourself to indent your code for better readability.

Code:
If [ $CBOX3 = "true" ] && [ $CBOX4 = "true" ] ;then 
   if [ $CBOX1 = "true" ] ;then
      run function
   fi
else
   display message
fi


Or:
Code:

If [ $CBOX3 = "true" -a $CBOX4 = "true" ] ;then 
   if [ $CBOX1 = "true" ] ;then
      run function
   fi
else
   display message
fi
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8-bit


Joined: 03 Apr 2007
Posts: 3033
Location: Oregon
PostPosted: Thu 22 Oct 2009, 03:29    Post subject:
Subject description: SOLVED		  
As Gomer Pyle said,
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.

That bit of information helped in finalizing the program other than going back through and indenting.
As you might of gathered, I am a hit and miss programmer.
I try something and keep changing it until it works.

But the final result is a program that will format both internal floppy disks and external USB floppy disks.

It might even be good enough for inclusion in a new Puppy release.

I had previously uploaded 2 versions just for USB drives.
This one goes beyond that.

Thanks again! Smile
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