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On Sun, 13 Apr 2008 02:36:37 -0500, zehava wizman <zehavawi1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello forum!
> i would like to know how can I check if an answer contains more than 1
> word is the correct answer like:
> to quest
> question [which war started at 1939]
> ifelse answer = second war [announce [true]] [announce [false]]
> end
> now I can do it with connection sign like :
> ifelse answer = "second_war ....
> Is there a nice solution ?
> Thanks,Zehava
The output of answer is *never* more than one word. It is always a word, that
sometimes has spaces inside.
this converts the word-with-a-space that is the output of answer into a list
and then compares it with a list:
ifelse [second war] = parse answer [announce [true]] [announce [false]]
or
here, we compare the word-with-a-space that is the output of answer with a
word with a space using the right syntax:
ifelse answer = "|second war| [announce [true]] [announce [false]]
Daniel
OpenWorld Learning
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