Problem with if_v2

[Panos]

I have a problem with If_v2 .
For example we say select tab=0 and storetext and if var==5 then open tab=1 (missing “else” here but i will add it to the end because action continues in tab1) and then storeText (of tab1) and then if_v2 (of tab1) var>5 , open tab=www.cnn.com, else refresh tab1 , else (and this else is from the first if_v2) open tab=0 .So for the last “else” system appears “error the last else is not possible to be after another else”.Any solution to this?

[ulrich]

Can you please post a short test macro?

[Panos]

I solved this but thank you for your help it was very complicated.Now i have another question.Is it possible to store a text as time like 00:15:20 and say to system if_v2 varNumber is higher than 00:15:20 ?

[Panos]

Hey I want to write this
“Command”: “if_v2”,
“Target”: “{Variable1} > [{Variable2}+200]”
but not working.Is comparing only variable1 with variable2 and ignores the 200. Do you know how i should write it ? Thanks !

[newuserkantu]

If_v2 command problem

I recommend that you improve the formula by creating variable 3 that includes the value with the 200 added up in this way you will make a simple difference between variables. It does not seem clear to me the formula so written.

[Panos]

I tried this but not work

• [info]

Executing: | store | ${Variable1}+200 | MixedVariable|

• [info]

Executing: | echo | ${MixedVariable} | |

• [echo]

100+200

This is not summary the 2 amounts but appears as 100+200

[newuserkantu]

I think you must use this

Comparing variables

Kantu’s storeEval and flow control follows exactly the Javascript syntax. So the right way is to use && (and operator): parseInt ("${a}") > 5 && parseInt ("${a}") < 15 Test macro: { "Name": "compare var", "CreationDate": "2018-12-8", "Commands": [ { "Command": "store", "Target": "10", "Value": "a" }, { "Command": "if", "Target": "parseInt (\"${a}\") > 5 && parseInt (\"${a}\") < 15", "Value": "" }, { "Command": "echo", …

[Panos]

I used StoreEval instead of Store or StoreText and works ! I already used ExecuteScript which is the newer command instead of StoreEval and didnt work but StoreEval worked fine.Thank you friend !!

[newuserkantu]

If you can post the code macro will be help for the community

[Panos]

Here it is

{
      "Command": "storeEval",
      "Target": "${variable}+20",
      "Value": "Variable2"
    },
    {
      "Command": "echo",
      "Target": "${Variable2}",
      "Value": ""
    },

[ulrich]

The same solution with ExecuteScript_Sandbox would be:

{
      "Command": "ExecuteScript_Sandbox ",
      "Target": "return Number (${variable})+20;",
      "Value": "Variable2"
    },
    {
      "Command": "echo",
      "Target": "${Variable2}",
      "Value": ""
    },

The key difference is the Number keyword to make sure we treat the var content as number, not as string!

See also: If_v2 command problem - #5 by ulrich

JavaScript Number() Function:

The Number() function converts the object argument to a number that represents the object’s value.

If the value cannot be converted to a legal number, NaN is returned.

Note: If the parameter is a Date object, the Number() function returns the number of milliseconds since midnight January 1, 1970 UTC.

[newuserkantu]

Hi Thanks for reply !

[Panos]

Thank you very much !