Re: SCRIPTS

> $flags                  -       Flags As in like (I) Setting In USER-Edit
> $a = $flags instr A
> if $a > 0 then
> tr "Autopost Is Turned OFF "
> endif
> else
> tr "Autopost Is Turned ON"
> $videomode              -       Users Videomode Setting
> if $videomode = 0 then
> tr a$
> endif
> else
> if $videomode = 1 then
> tr $B
> endif
> else
> if $vvideomode = 2 then
> tr C$
> endif
> else
> if $videomode = 3 then
> tr D$
> endif

There are some big problems in these examples.  First off, when the variable
contains numeric value, as all examples quoted above do, then do not use the
"IF" command, but rather the "IFVAL" command.  Secondly, you cannot use an
"ELSE" command after an "ENDIF" command.  Simply use the "ENDIF" command and
another "IF" or "IFVAL" command for the next variable check, again being
terminated by an "ENDIF" command until all the possibilities are expired.
Only when you are checking for one distinct possibility should you consider
using the "ELSE" command.  And one more small point... there really is no
need to put the "THEN" statement in your "IF" or "IFVAL" commands as these
commands will work just the same if you don't put it in there.

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