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Hello,
I took a semester of C++ (Non-Believers) last semester in school and am currently interning for a company. I've discovered iLogic and used some very simple iLogic for rounding and computing some dimensions.
I'm wondering how closely C++ and iLogic compare... I notice the if... Then.. End If... tab as well as while, return, exit, etc; all terms that refresh my memory, but I would have to relearn. I wasn't very good at C++, and am wary of throwing myself into this and not being able to figure it out.
My current goal would be something along the lines of..
if "A" = "Exclude";
X = "--";
if "B" = "Exclude";
Y = "--";
if "C" = "Exclude";
Z = "--";
else Z = ThirdDistance;
else Y = SecondDistance;
else X = FirstDistance;
return 0;
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A, B, C are Include/Exclude in an iAssembly.
X, Y, Z are Column Headings in a
FirstDistance, SecondDistance, ThirdDistance are Parameter names in iAssembly
Solved! Go to Solution.