On Tue, 2006-12-05 at 22:44 +0100, Vincent Snijders wrote:
> Terry Kemp schreef:
> > Hi All
> >
> > how do you do a case statement on a record of booleans e.g...
> >
> You cannot use it like that. You would have to use an nested if then
> statement like:
>
> if EngMode.ManualOp then ManualRun
Terry Kemp wrote:
Hi All
how do you do a case statement on a record of booleans e.g...
Type
EngModeRec = Record
ManualOp: Boolean;
LeakTest: Boolean;
DrainFlush: Boolean;
end;
var
EngMode: EngModeRec;
I want to have...
Case True of
EngMode.ManualOp: ManualOpRun;
EngMode.LeakT
Op Wed, 6 Dec 2006, schreef Terry Kemp:
> Hi All
>
> how do you do a case statement on a record of booleans e.g...
>
> Type
> EngModeRec = Record
> ManualOp: Boolean;
> LeakTest: Boolean;
> DrainFlush: Boolean;
> end;
>
> var
> EngMode: EngModeRec;
>
> I want to have...
>
> Case T
Terry Kemp schreef:
Hi All
how do you do a case statement on a record of booleans e.g...
Type
EngModeRec = Record
ManualOp: Boolean;
LeakTest: Boolean;
DrainFlush: Boolean;
end;
var
EngMode: EngModeRec;
I want to have...
Case True of
EngMode.ManualOp: ManualOpRun;
EngMode.Lea
Hi All
how do you do a case statement on a record of booleans e.g...
Type
EngModeRec = Record
ManualOp: Boolean;
LeakTest: Boolean;
DrainFlush: Boolean;
end;
var
EngMode: EngModeRec;
I want to have...
Case True of
EngMode.ManualOp: ManualOpRun;
EngMode.LeakTest: LeakTestRun;
E
