Can I check values with "|" in expression?

Can I check values with "|" in expression? Cause I tired that with checking array value and it doesn't work. But maybe I'm doing something wrong? cheers

I don't get it... Are you trying to convert a String into an array separating by "|"?

If yes, you can use the tokenat() System expression.

tokenat(Text, Index, Separator)

I don't get it... Are you trying to convert a String into an array separating by "|"?

If yes, you can use the tokenat() System expression.

> tokenat(Text, Index, Separator)

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No, I'm talking about condition Array.curx, Array.cury = "A" | "B" . This doesn't seam to work.

Array.cury = "A" | Array.cury ="B"

Compare two values

Array.CurX = "A" | Array.CurY = "B"

Equals (=)

true

(Array.CurX = "A" OR Array.CurY = "B")

Just keep in mind that CurX and CurY are excluive of FOR EACH loops, and are numbers oH< *

Awesome, thanks guys. Will check it out.

More like:

(x=a|x=b)=1 ?foo :foo2

It returns a Boolean.

More like:

(x=a|x=b)=1 ?foo :foo2

It returns a Boolean.

What's foo? Function?

Could you expand your example? Just bit confused. Atm I want to check weather a value at current X and Y is = A or B. Then I want to follow with actions. But I'm open to learning more too.

Its a conditional. It tests if a statement is true, and says what to do if it's true (?), and what to do if it's not(:)

1=1 ?set x to 9 :set x to 2

Since 1 is equal to 1 it would do whatever follows the question mark.

If it wasn't it would set it to whatever was after the colon.

Its a conditional. It tests if a statement is true, and says what to do if it's true (?), and what to do if it's not(:)

1=1 ?set x to 9 :set x to 2

Since 1 is equal to 1 it would do whatever follows the question mark.

If it wasn't it would set it to whatever was after the colon.

Ok. So you are saying I should add brackets? I don't need that part after ? at this point although I do use it sometimes.

that‘s for JS, right?

| gets evaluated to either 1 or 0. 1 if either, or both are true, 0 if neither are true.

It does not return the value that was evaluated. You set that up in the conditionals "?", and ":".

So there's multiple parts.

The conditional:

statement ?value if true :else

The or as a statment:

(1=0|1=2)=0

No its not js, it's the dummied down version of parts of js.

| gets evaluated to either 1 or 0. 1 if either, or both are true, 0 if neither are true.

It does not return the value that was evaluated. You set that up in the conditionals "?", and ":".

So there's multiple parts.

The conditional:

statement ?value if true :else

The or as a statment:

(1=0|1=2)=0

No its not js, it's the dummied down version of parts of js.

Sorry. I'm not sure how I should go about it. I'd like to turn those conditions in to one condition per image:

or

Could you give me example based on those?

Thanks

It wouldn't go in the condition, it would go in the action.

Something like:

for each in array

-> object set opacity to (curx="r"|curx=1)=1 ?100 :0