Can someone remind me OR in comparing variable?

Hi,

I must have some amnesia or something, but I forgot if i can use OR ( "|" right? ) in condition comparing a variable, like varX = "A" | "B" | "C", and will that work?

Thanks! XD

No: varX="A" | varX="B" | varX="C"

No, you would have to compare (varX = "A" )|(varX = "B" )|(varX = "C") is equal to 1

| is the logic operator OR.

Hey, thanks for quick reply. So which condition I can use for that? I want to compare instance's variable.

Hey, thanks for quick reply. So which condition I can use for that? I want to compare instance's variable.

I would say pick by evaluate

Compare two values:

varX="A" | varX="B" | varX="C"

Equal to

1

Compare two values:

varX="A" | varX="B" | varX="C"

Equal to

1

Pretty sure you're right, but I don't understand the logic behind it! >.> Basically I want to compare if instance's object variable is either = string A, string B, or string C etc. How this would work with 1?

The result of a boolean comparison is either True or False, which is the equivalent of 1 or 0.

The result of a boolean comparison is either True or False, which is the equivalent of 1 or 0.

Ah, I get it now! Awesome! Thanks guys!

So "(Objects.Type = "Doors" | Objects.Type = "Chest" | Objects.Type = "Gate" ) equal to 1" will work right?

Yes.

Yes.

Thanks!