GDP If Statements

[Jerry Thomas]

Just wondering if there is a cleaner way to do this...

I have a dialog with checkboxes for 16 languages and another section with checkboxes for 22 specific tests.

Then in my code I have to check to see which languages and tests the user wants to run. Currently I have this approach for each language and test:

(Note, I do abbreviate GetDialogProperty to GDP, but expanded here so newer users are not wondering what the heck I am doing.)

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GetDialogProperty>MyDialog,cbGerman,Checked,IsChecked
If>IsChecked=True
 GoSub>LanguageTest,German
Endif

It works fine, but I am thinking there may be a better approach.
Any suggestions?

[JRL]

Something like this?

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Let>Language_1=English
Let>Language_2=German
Let>Language_3=French
Let>NumberOfLanguages=3

Let>kk=0
Repeat>kk
  Add>kk,1
  Let>Language=Language_%kk%
  GetDialogProperty>MyDialog,cb%Language%,Checked,IsChecked
  If>IsChecked=True
    GoSub>LanguageTest,Language
  Endif
Until>kk=NumberOfLanguages

[Jerry Thomas]

Actually that will work quite well.
I already have an array of languages that I can use by just renaming the checkbox fields.

Sometimes we are just too close to the code to see something this obvious!

Thanks JRL!