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69-cat,
From the PICAXE manual2 the IF statement only allows 1 or 2 tests so no, you can't specify 3:
Syntax:
IF variable ?? value {AND/OR variable ?? value ...} THEN
{code}
ELSEIF variable ?? value {AND/OR variable ?? value ...} THEN
Seeing as the pinC.N values are either 1 or 0 a workaround for you is this:
From the PICAXE manual2 the IF statement only allows 1 or 2 tests so no, you can't specify 3:
Syntax:
IF variable ?? value {AND/OR variable ?? value ...} THEN
{code}
ELSEIF variable ?? value {AND/OR variable ?? value ...} THEN
Seeing as the pinC.N values are either 1 or 0 a workaround for you is this:
Code:
bit1 = pinc.1 and pinc.2 and pinc.3
if bit1 = 1 then high c.4
else low c.4
endifwestaust55
Moderator
While the IF...THEN statement uses two "tests" as an example, it does not categorically state there cannot be more.
Using three tests in the IF . . . THEN statement is working for me in the PE6 simulator
Both the code by Flenser and that I tried happen to use 21 bytes each.
Using three tests in the IF . . . THEN statement is working for me in the PE6 simulator
Both the code by Flenser and that I tried happen to use 21 bytes each.
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Aries
New Member
How did you add the third, and what errors did you get?
It was a "syntax" error, I wished now I had "snipped" the screen before I closed it but after re-entering the code, it works. Thanks to all.....
Dave
Aries
New Member
Just for the record, a syntax error is nothing to do with the simulator - it is a problem with your code and the compiler (and I would put money on it being the code and not the compiler)