want to be able to do something like the following:
quite right, as the commands in "command set 1" never execute.
Right now, I have my statement set up as:
<if $var eq "a"> , and this seems to execute properly (because <$var =
"a">.
However, if I expand it so that it reads:
<if $var eq "a" or $var eq "b"> , it doesn't execute properly, even though
$var equals "a" but not "b".
Perhaps I should have been more explicit in my example. You see, sometimes
<$var = "a" "b" "c" "d">, but sometimes <$var = "a" "c" "d">. In
circumstances where the latter is true, the conditional won't execute, even
though it is an "or" conditional. So, I'm still stuck with a problem. I
still want the conditional to execute if it equals "a" but not "b".
