a Let> question

[Jmac2501]

Hey is there a way to simplify multiple let commands in one let>. For example:

insted of:
let>ms1=yes
let>ms2=yes
let>ms3=yes
let>ms4=yes
let>ms5=yes
.
.
.
let>ms64=yes

into somthing like this:
let>{(ms1) through (ms64)}=yes

is there any way to do that or am i stuck writing them all out? thanks

[Marcus Tettmar]

Yes, of course. Use a loop:

Let>k=1
Repeat>k
Let>ms%k%=yes
Let>k=k+1
Until>k=20

[jpuziano]

Hi Marcus,

For the code you posted above, how did you add it in a field with scrollbars?
Is this something the rest of us can do as well?

[Marcus Tettmar]

When you post your message you will see some buttons for Bold, Italic, Underline etc. The 5th button says Code. Use this to post code so that the code is formatted the way you posted it - indented and free of invisible characters etc. It puts the code in a text box. You will also need to ensure "Disable HTML in this post" is NOT checked.

[jpuziano]

code line 1
code line 2



code line 1
code line 2


Ok thanks, though it seems a msg can't start with a "Code" block...
This msg starts with two identical code blocks one after the other.
When viewed, the first block shows up as plain text (with some tags around it) but the second appears in the fancy field. At least that's what I see, using IE over here. Anyone else see anything different?

[Marcus Tettmar]

Odd! Will look into that!