Help/Support Help with BOOL.

niro · August 7, 2015

hey, so im trying to make a bool return as true only if the string equals XXX

so i have

- (BOOL)isVerified
{
if ([argument isEqualToString:@"[email protected]"]) return YES;

%orig;
}

now i know thats wrong. BUT it helps explain what im striving for, So like i said, i only want it to return true if its equal to that string or my username. what else is there that i could use besides

"isEqualToString"

sorry I am terrible at explaining.

AnotherLurker · August 7, 2015

variable "argument" isn't defined??????

Updated August 7, 2015 by SexyDiDA

Todeskuss · August 7, 2015

hey, so im trying to make a bool return as true only if the string equals XXX

so i have

- (BOOL)isVerified

{

if ([argument isEqualToString:@"[email protected]"]) return YES;

%orig;

}

now i know thats wrong. BUT it helps explain what im striving for, So like i said, i only want it to return true if its equal to that string or my username. what else is there that i could use besides

"isEqualToString"

sorry I am terrible at explaining.

"argument" isn't defined, function isn't in brackets, you wouldn't need an %orig, but a return %orig; instead

AnotherLurker · August 7, 2015

"argument" isn't defined, function isn't in brackets, you wouldn't need an %orig, but a return %orig; instead

The function is in brackets....

Todeskuss · August 7, 2015

The function is in brackets....

Nope, the method is in brackets. method != function. By function, I was referring to everything to be ran after the 'if' statement. Learn your stuff m8.

- (BOOL)isVerified

{

if ([argument isEqualToString:@"[email protected]"]) return YES;

%orig;

}

As you can see, the "return YES;" isn't in brackets { }. Also, it would be TRUE, not YES.

Updated August 7, 2015 by Todeskuss

AnotherLurker · August 7, 2015

Nope, the method is in brackets. method != function. By function, I was referring to everything to be ran after the 'if' statement. Learn your stuff m8.

As you can see, the "return YES;" isn't in brackets { }. Also, it would be TRUE, not YES.

1. a function != if statement

2. an If Statement does not have to have brackets as long its only one line in the if statement

3. Its YES not TRUE, because TRUE isn't defined like YES is

learn ur stuff m8

Updated August 7, 2015 by SexyDiDA

Todeskuss · August 7, 2015

1. a function != if statement

2. an If Statement does not have to have brackets as long its only one line in the if statement

3. Its YES not TRUE, because TRUE isn't defined like YES is

learn ur stuff m8

if statement : the conditionals in the parenthesis

function : what is to be run if the conditions are met

a boolean is true or false, not yes or no. Therefore a bool cannot be returned as a YES, but a TRUE.

learn ur stuff m8

AnotherLurker · August 7, 2015

if statement : the conditionals in the parenthesis

function : what is to be run if the conditions are met

a boolean is true or false, not yes or no. Therefore a bool cannot be returned as a YES, but a TRUE.

learn ur stuff m8