When I try to perform this if-or statement:

if a=1 ^ a=2 ^ a=3
x=4
else x =5

I end up with this due to forced parenthesis:

if ((a=1 ^ a=2) ^ a=3)
x=4
else x =5

Could we have capability for multiple binary operators without forced parenthesis enclosure?

Hi. The short and honest answer is not. The long and tricky answer is that you can, but you must edit the .sm file and delete the lines with (
However, unless it's for some publishing purpose or something like that, I don't think it's convenient. Also, you can neither copy nor edit it without the parentheses reappearing.



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Best regards.
Alvaro.

Think in term of productive Bolean.

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Think in term of productive Bolean.

... lot more involved. Adapted from Frank Rioux MCD 11.

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You can always create some function to make it look like you are working with some set of numbers

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You can always create some function to make it look like you are working with some set of numbers

Tanks Davide ... coded/saved.
Take care ... Jean.

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You can always create some function to make it look like you are working with some set of numbers

Hi Davide. Great idea. These functions can be very useful for translating matlab programs. They can also be extended to arrays, as the all, any and nnz functions do.

Best regards.
Alvaro.