How to make bool in an array[]

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Hello everyone,

I'm not sure how to do this.  Sorry not very helpful code snippet, can it be achieved?

 if(MRH<MO){c=true;}
 if(MRH>MO){d=true;}
 if(MRL<MO){e=true;}
 if(MRL>MO){f=true;}
 if(MRH>MRL){g=true;}
 if(MRH<MRL){h=true;}
 if(CR<OR){i=true;}
 if(CR>OR){j=true;}
 if(g==h){DlWI()};
 
GrumpyDuckMan:

Hello everyone,

I'm not sure how to do this.  Sorry not very helpful code snippet, can it be achieved?

I'm sorry I really don't know what you want to achieve. I've been thinking about that for almost 5 minutes. But I have no idea. Creating a bool array? Triggering DlWI() when MRH==MRL? Your set of conditions is a bit nonsense.
BTW I usually set a bool variable this way c=MRH<MO; instead of if(MRH<MO){c=true;}
But it depends what you want to achieve.
 
Petr Nosek:
I'm sorry I really don't know what you want to achieve. I've been thinking about that for almost 5 minutes. But I have no idea. Creating a bool array? Triggering DlWI() when MRH==MRL? Your set of conditions is a bit nonsense.
BTW I usually set a bool variable this way c=MRH<MO; instead of if(MRH<MO){c=true;}
But it depends what you want to achieve.

Hello again,

Something like this.

bool= Conditions[state]

where state identified bool Conditions[]  

"BTW I usually set a bool variable this way c=MRH<MO; instead of if(MRH<MO){c=true;}"

MRH, MO aren't bool

 
GrumpyDuckMan:
 

"BTW I usually set a bool variable this way c=MRH<MO; instead of if(MRH<MO){c=true;}"

MRH, MO aren't bool

Of course MRH and MO needn't be bool. If MRH is less than MO then c is true otherwise c is false.

 
GrumpyDuckMan:

Hello again,

Something like this.

where state identified bool Conditions[]  

I still don't know what you want to achieve.

I write an example how you can work with conditions.

   bool arr[3];
   double X1=1.0,X2=0.0,X3=2.0;
   arr[1]=X1<X2;  // In this case is false
   arr[2]=X1<X3;  // In this case is true
   arr[3]=X2<X3;  // In this case is true
   int count=ArraySize(arr);
   bool met=true;
   // Check if all condition are met
   for(int i=0;i<count;i++) met&=arr[i];
   if(met) Print("All the condition are met");
   else Print("Not all the condition are met");
 
Petr Nosek:

I still don't know what you want to achieve.

I write an example how you can work with conditions.

Hello again,

I believe that I may have solved the problem. Still a work in process atm.

 
Petr Nosek #:

I still don't know what you want to achieve.

I write an example how you can work with conditions.

interesting way you shared there..

i dont understand the "&="....is that 

met = met & arr[i];

i dont understand that syntax...care to explain please? 

 
JimSingadventure #: interesting way you shared there.. i dont understand the "&="....is that  i dont understand that syntax...care to explain please? 

Read up on standard "C/C++" shorthand assignment operator notation.

Shorthand
 Example Meaning
+= a += b a = a + b
-= a -= b a = a - b
*= a *= b a = a * b
/= a /= b a = a / b
%= a %= b a = a % b
&= a &= b a = a & b
|= a |= b a = a | b
^= a ^= b a = a ^ b
~= a ~= b a = a ~ b
<<= a <<= b a = a << b
>>= a >>= b a = a >> b
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