Time Condition statement

[raj_072]

Hi Guru's,

Can somebody help me to understand what the following conditional statement means:

if (hour==0 and minute==0 and sec==10) then ....

Thanks.

[Nikitozz]

if (hour==0 and minute==0 and sec==10) then ....

What is the language? I guess it isn't C++ because of then.
Obviously it means that the hour equals 0, the minute equals 0 and the sec equals 0.

[raj_072]

the original conditional statement is

sec==10 and minute==0 and hour==0 ? H2S_Kamin1und2:fSum[hist 1]+ifinvalid(H2S_Kamin1und2,0)

Apart from the condition part the rest statement is clear to me.

[OReubens]

Still not C++ since C++ doesn't use 'and'

if you meant && instead of 'and'

then what's here is a terniary operation

which basically means.

<condition> ? <execute this when condition is true> : <execute this when condition is false>

the condition itself seems to test if the time (hour/minute/sec) is 10 seconds past midnight.

[cilu]

Maybe it's a time internal, and not a time. In this case it could mean that exactly 10 seconds have passed since some event. It all depends on the context.

As for 'and', one can do:

#define and &&

and then user it like that. But I guess the line is not correct.