Seperating If-statements?

[Guest_imported]

I just cant find out how to use more then 1 If-statement in the same procedure...ex:

If bla-bla Then
Do this;
end;

<This is what I dont know>

If bla-bla-bla Then
Do that;
end;

(It´s the same thing as &quot;EndIf&quot; in VB)

Thanks in adv.

 

[svanels]

if blabla = true then
dothis
else
dothat;


another construction is case

case option of
bla: do_this;
blabla : do_that;
blablabla: do_that_also
else do_nothing_at_all;
end; //case}

There is no endif in Delphi or Pascal. We work with begin & end

In your form write if or case, highlight it, press F1 and be enlighted by the built in help file

Regards

S. van Els
SAvanEls@cq-link.sr

 

[StevenK]

Alternatively try code :
If Bla-bla then
DoThis;
Else if Bla-Bla-Bla then
DoThat;
Else
DoSomethingElse;

Steve

 

[BobbaFet]

Hi Stoppel,

Try it like this :

IF blablablablabla THEN
BEGIN
command1
command2
command3
command4
etc ....
END
ELSE
BEGIN
command1
command2
command3
command4
etc ....
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[MARTINRODDY]

i would go with the switch statement above. it is easier coded, easier read and more efficient than using multiple if statement.

default can be used as the ultimate exception at the end.

case option of
1:
2:
3:

Martin