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| Checks whether x is equal to any element in the array. If x is a string, the array is checked ''case-sensitive'' (see Example 2). |= Description
| Checks whether x is equal to any element in the array. If x is a string, the array is checked ''case-sensitive'' (see Example 2).
 
Note you can not test for arrays within arrays using this command. |= Description
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| ''x'' '''in''' array |= Syntax
| ''x'' '''in''' array |= Syntax
|p1 = x: [[Any Value]]
|p1 = x: [[Any Value]] except [[Array]]
|p2 = array: [[Array]]
|p2 = array: [[Array]]
| [[Boolean]] |= Return value
| [[Boolean]] |= Return value

Revision as of 22:26, 30 December 2009

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Description

Description:
Checks whether x is equal to any element in the array. If x is a string, the array is checked case-sensitive (see Example 2). Note you can not test for arrays within arrays using this command.
Groups:
Uncategorised

Syntax

Syntax:
x in array
Parameters:
x: Any Value except Array
array: Array
Return Value:
Boolean

Examples

Example 1:
1 in [0, 1, 2] Result is true
Example 2:
"lol" in ["Lol", "LOL", "loL"] Result is false

Additional Information

See also:
count arrayfind

Notes

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Notes

For a case-insensitive test use the count command: {_x=="lol"} count ["Lol", "LOL", "loL"] returns 3. Checking if an array (for example a position) is in another array doesn't produce an error, but it will always return false. For example: [0,0,0] in [[0,0,0],[1,4,3],[5,3,1]] //returns: false --T_D 15:58, 18 January 2007 (CET)

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