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[Harlowe] Checking a variable to see if it's between two numbers

reverendanthonyreverendanthony
edited November 2016 in Help! with 2.0
I'm making a game based around a character's opinion of you, and I'd like to have three possible outcomes: they LOVE you ($opinion > 6), they HATE you ($opinion < 2), or they're AMBIVALENT ($opinion between 2 and 6).

I'm not sure what expressions to use in order to check for something that is BETWEEN two numbers!

I've even tried an inelegant solution of just duplicating (if: $opinion = 2), (if: $opinion = 3), etc all the way up to 6, but that results in the following error: (if:)'s 1st value is an assignment operation, but should be a boolean.►

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  • greyelfgreyelf
    You could use an and operator to check if a value is between two values: 
    (if: $opinion >= 2 and $opinion <= 6)[You are AMBIVALENT]

    But based on your example I would use an (if:) / (else-if:) / (else:) macro combination: 
    (if: $opinion > 6)[they LOVE you]
(else-if: $opinion < 2)[they HATE you]
(else:)[they're AMBIVALENT]
    ... this works because if either of the first two conditions are not true then the value of $opinion must be between 2 and 6 inclusively.
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