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  3. November 2010

Re: How to read and or statement

heh heh... You answered your own question, and you made the case for giving up the old style.

Why not try the code, just as you want it (except change the if to a when), and see if it works?

> WHEN *INKF AND (CONDITION1=FALSE OR CONDITION2=FALSE)


On 11/10/2010 3:09 AM, David FOXWELL wrote:
Consider this code :

C *INKF WHENEQ *ON
C CONDITION1 ANDEQ FALSE

*If I add :
C CONDITION2 OREQ FALSE


I think this now means :

IF (*INKF AND CONDITION1=FALSE) OR (CONDITION2=FALSE)

But I want :
IF *INKF AND (CONDITION1=FALSE OR CONDITION2=FALSE)

Which is right?

Thanks

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