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[ahso]

Hi
I only want either first or second if but not both executed. ie. if
value 1 do not execute 2 even if 2nd value ==1 but also if 2nd do not
execute first if.
Thanks


if (R22value == 1){
DreiDimensional = 0;
function();
}

if (R23value == 1){
DreiDimensional = 1;
function();
}

 

[Ian Collins]

Hi
I only want either first or second if but not both executed. ie. if
value 1 do not execute 2 even if 2nd value ==1 but also if 2nd do not
execute first if.

That requirement contradicts its self.

 

[Fred Zwarts \(KVI\)]

"ahso" wrote in message

Hi
I only want either first or second if but not both executed. ie. if
value 1 do not execute 2 even if 2nd value ==1 but also if 2nd do not
execute first if.
Thanks


if (R22value == 1){
DreiDimensional = 0;
function();
}

if (R23value == 1){
DreiDimensional = 1;
function();
}

It is not clear to me what you mean. As I read it, the obvious solution is:

if (R22value == 1){
DreiDimensional = 0;
function();

} else if (R23value == 1){
DreiDimensional = 1;
function();
}

 

[ahso]

The problem is that either value can be 1. I only want to avoid
running both simultanoulsy. I tried with setting within each if the
other value to 0 but
that's not working. I probably need to do as Fred so users have to
click the first value to disable then click the second.

 

[Fred Zwarts \(KVI\)]

"ahso" wrote in message

The problem is that either value can be 1. I only want to avoid
running both simultanoulsy. I tried with setting within each if the
other value to 0 but
that's not working. I probably need to do as Fred so users have to
click the first value to disable then click the second.

What are types of R22value, R23value and DrieDimensional?
You use them as integer-like variables, what are their expected values?
You seem to use only the values 0 and 1, maybe you should use bool type.
It is still not clear to me what you want to do.
Maybe you could explicitly program the four cases,
which would make your intention more clear.
What do you want to do in the other two cases?

if (R22value == 1 ){
if (R23value == 1){
// R22value == 1, R23value == 1

throw Inconsistency;????
ComplainToUser ();?????

} else {
// R22value == 1, R23value != 1

DreiDimensional = 0;
function();

}
} else {
if (R23value == 1){
// R22value != 1, R23value == 1

DreiDimensional = 1;
function();

} else {
// R22value != 1, R23value != 1

throw Inconsistency;???????
ComplainToUser ();?????

}
}

 

[copx]

Hi
I only want either first or second if but not both executed. ie. if
value 1 do not execute 2 even if 2nd value ==1 but also if 2nd do not
execute first if.
Thanks


if (R22value == 1){
DreiDimensional = 0;
function();
}

if (R23value == 1){
DreiDimensional = 1;
function();
}

English is not your first language, right? Seriously, your broken
English makes it hard to understand what you actually mean.
I guess you want this:

if (R23value != 1 && R22value == 1){
DreiDimensional = 0;
function();
}

if (R22value != 1 && R23value == 1){
DreiDimensional = 1;
function();
}

 

[Juha Nieminen]

Hi
I only want either first or second if but not both executed. ie. if
value 1 do not execute 2 even if 2nd value ==1 but also if 2nd do not
execute first if.
Thanks


if (R22value == 1){
DreiDimensional = 0;
function();
}

if (R23value == 1){
DreiDimensional = 1;
function();
}

Just put an "else" before the second "if".

 

[LR]

Hi
I only want either first or second if but not both executed. ie. if
value 1 do not execute 2 even if 2nd value ==1 but also if 2nd do not
execute first if.
Thanks


if (R22value == 1){
DreiDimensional = 0;
function();
}

if (R23value == 1){
DreiDimensional = 1;
function();
}

What you want to do isn't entirely clear to me, but perhaps this snippet
will be of use, if only as a point of departure,


void f2(const int R22value, const int R23value) {

std::cout << "(" << R22value << "," << R23value << ") ";

static const int threeDim = 1;
static const int twoDim = 0;
static const int invalidDim = -1;

const bool r2 = R22value != 0;
const bool r3 = R23value != 0;

const std:air<bool,bool> ab(r2,r3);


const int dim =
ab == std::make_pair(false,true) ? threeDim :
ab == std::make_pair(true,false) ? twoDim :
invalidDim;


if(dim != invalidDim) {
// call function here
std::cout << "It\'s valid, it was " << dim << std::endl;
}
else {
// don't call function here
std::cout << "It was invalid" << std::endl;
}

}

 

[ahso]

Thanks copx. I added after your code (only boolean 0/1 values):

if (R23value == 1 && R22value == 1){
R22value = 0;
R23value = 0;

}

That way users have to double click but ok.