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Subject:    [CGI] setting a variable depending on value of two others
From:       "Jann Linder" <jann () jann ! com>
Date:       1998-11-30 23:39:23
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hopefully this is self explanatory:

# WHEREAS $X could equal ONLY 0 or 1 AND $Y could equal ONLY 0 or 1

# (B signifies BOTH)

 $Z = "B" if ($X && $Y);
 $Z = "X" if ($X && !$Y);
 $Z = "Y" if ($Y && !$X);
 
is this logic correct or could i get a wrong result some time.
if so, does the order of the statements matter?
Variable names  will be different...this is just to show you what i am trying to do.

Jann


Jann Linder
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Perl Programmer

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