If statement help 1

[Guest_imported]

why dont this work for me . I have delphi 6

if check1.Checked = true then;
cancel := true ;
else ;
cancel := false ;
end if ;
end;

 

[StevenK]

Try :
if check1.Checked = true then
cancel := true ;
else
cancel := false ;

Lose the endif and the semi-colons.
Steve

 

[svanels]

Small correction

if check1.Checked = true then
cancel := true
else
cancel := false ;

rules:
1) No semicolon after then
2) No semicolon before else
3) No semicolon after else
4) No end if
5) Every begin must have an end (execept in some cases) {case & try}

Regards


S. van Els
SAvanEls@cq-link.sr

 

[jbpelletier]

Just one thing.. if the if exemple u gave us is really what u want to do .. u r better with that line.

cancel:=check1.Checked;

second : there is a lot of IF exemple in delphi. just underline an IF keyword in your code and press F1.

jb

 

[BobbaFet]

hi all,

You all got the if statement wrong !!!
it should look like this:

if check1.Checked then
cancel := true
else
cancel := false ;


btw what the h*ll is 'cancel' ???

I hope this helps,

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[svanels]

Cancel is variable GWizJay defined. In Delphi you have many ways to acomplish a thing.

Regards S. van Els
SAvanEls@cq-link.sr