Mathscript Syntax Error

[chrisharris]

Can anyone let me know what the syntax error is in this

if((A>=1.70)&(A<=1.71))
A=1
if((A>=1.34)&(A<=1.36))
A=1
if((A>=0.925)&(A<=0.935))
B=1
if((A>=1.305)&(A<=1.32))
B=1
if((A>=1.935)&(A<=1.941))
C=1
if((A>=1.72)&(A<=1.73))
D=1
if((A>=1.70)&(A<=1.71))
E=1
if((A>=1.65)&(A<=1.66))
F=1
if((A>=1.29)&(A<=1.30))
G=1
if((A>=1.0)&(A<=1.05))
H=1
else
I=1
end

thanks chris

[elset191 · Accepted solution]

I assume you want all of those if's (except the first one) to be an elseif.  If this is not the case, then you want to put an end after each individual if.

Also, it's not a bad idea to throw a ; at the end of each statement.  (Not the lines containing if, elseif or end)

Also, you probably want to use && instead of &.  I'm not sure if mathscript differentiates between the two, but I know some languages do.  The help file for mathscript uses &&, so I'd go with that.  Anyone care to confirm if there's a difference?

Message Edited by elset191 on 05-07-2010 10:19 AM

[chrisharris]

Thanks for your help with this,the coding now works. Also && works as well but I think a single & also works.

Thanks

Chris

[GrantM]

Some information about the difference between the & and && operators is presented in this thread.

Grant M.
Senior Software Engineer | LabVIEW MathScript | National Instruments

[elset191]

Thanks for the link, that's some good info.