Ternary help Topic is solved

[Bad husband]

I build a simple GUI calculator a while back and I entered some ternary code. I believe I tried to enter some additional lines but I got an error message about too many values so I reduced the number of lines. I entered a range from 10.1 to 13.1.

My max value I put was 13.1 and I thought that range would be great, but the other day we received a value 13.3 and of course the calculator gave a result of zero because it was not setup to exceed the value of 13.1.

I’m wondering if there is an improvement to my code to increase the range?

Thanks for looking.

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brixx:= Round(brix,1)

data:= (brixx="10.1")?("10.40")
      :(brixx="10.2")?("10.40") 
      :(brixx="10.3")?("10.41")
	  :(brixx="10.4")?("10.41")
	  :(brixx="10.5")?("10.41")
	  :(brixx="10.6")?("10.42")
	  :(brixx="10.7")?("10.42")
	  :(brixx="10.8")?("10.43")
	  :(brixx="10.9")?("10.43")
	  :(brixx="11.0")?("10.43")
	  :(brixx="11.1")?("10.44")
	  :(brixx="11.2")?("10.44")
	  :(brixx="11.3")?("10.45")
	  :(brixx="11.4")?("10.45")
	  :(brixx="11.5")?("10.46")
	  :(brixx="11.6")?("10.46")
	  :(brixx="11.7")?("10.46")
	  :(brixx="11.8")?("10.47")
	  :(brixx="11.9")?("10.47")
	  :(brixx="12.0")?("10.48")	
	  :(brixx="12.1")?("10.48")
	  :(brixx="12.2")?("10.49")
	  :(brixx="12.3")?("10.49")
	  :(brixx="12.4")?("10.49")
	  :(brixx="12.5")?("10.50")
	  :(brixx="12.6")?("10.50")
	  :(brixx="12.7")?("10.51")
	  :(brixx="12.8")?("10.51")
	  :(brixx="12.9")?("10.52")
	  :(brixx="13.0")?("10.52")
	  :(brixx="13.1")?("10.52")
      :("Else")

;MsgBox % data

ans:= Round(lbs/data,3)

 ;MsgBox, % ans 
 

ImpGal := ans
GuiControl,, Final, %ImpGal%


return

[boiler]

One way would be to use a range instead of discrete points:

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data:= (brixx>10.05 && brix<10.25)?("10.40")
      :(brixx>10.25 && brix<10.55)?("10.41")
	  :(brixx>10.55 && brix<10.75)?("10.42")
	  ; etc.

[boiler]

Better:

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brixx := Round(brix,1)

brixx := 11.8 ; for test purposes

pairs := {10.1: 10.40, 10.2: 10.40, 10.3: 10.41, 10.4: 10.41, 10.5: 10.41, 10.6: 10.42, 10.7: 10.42, 10.8: 10.43, 10.9: 10.43
	, 11.0: 10.43, 11.1: 10.44, 11.2: 10.44, 11.3: 10.45, 11.4: 10.45, 11.5: 10.46, 11.6: 10.46, 11.7: 10.46, 11.8: 10.47, 11.9: 10.47
	, 12.0: 10.48, 12.1: 10.48, 12.2: 10.49, 12.3: 10.49, 12.4: 10.49, 12.5: 10.50, 12.6: 10.50, 12.7: 10.51, 12.8: 10.51, 12.9: 10.52
	, 13.0: 10.52, 13.1: 10.52}

data := pairs[brixx]
MsgBox, % data
return

[Bad husband]

Thanks boiler. It’s works great

[flyingDman]

If you have ranges like this, switch might work better:

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brixx:= 12.6

switch 
	{
	case (brixx >= 10.3 and brixx < 10.6) : res := 10.41
	case (brixx >= 10.6 and brixx < 10.8) : res := 10.42
	case (brixx >= 10.8 and brixx < 11.1) : res := 10.43
	case (brixx >= 11.1 and brixx < 11.3) : res := 10.44
	case (brixx >= 11.3 and brixx < 11.5) : res := 10.45
	case (brixx >= 11.5 and brixx < 11.7) : res := 10.46
	case (brixx >= 11.7 and brixx < 11.9) : res := 10.47
	case (brixx >= 11.9 and brixx < 12.1) : res := 10.48
	case (brixx >= 12.1 and brixx < 12.3) : res := 10.49
	case (brixx >= 12.3 and brixx < 12.5) : res := 10.50
	case (brixx >= 12.5 and brixx < 12.7) : res := 10.51
	}
msgbox % res

[Bad husband]

Hi, flyingDman thanks for you answer. It will also work for my application. I learned something new that I will use for something else that I was planning on using AHK to streamline.

Always useful people here

[Rohwedder]

Hallo,
or:

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brixx:= 12.6

switch 
	{
	case (brixx >= 10.3 and brixx < 10.6) : res := 10.41
	case (brixx >= 10.6 and brixx < 10.8) : res := 10.42
	case (brixx >= 10.8 and brixx < 11.1) : res := 10.43
	Default : res := Round(10.43+(brixx-11)/20, 2)
	}
msgbox % res