one condition, multiple events
conditional-statements, events, vbscript
Solution
I think you are looking for `Select Case True`, an enhanced use of the `Select Case` switch:
age = inputbox("I was wondering how old you are.")
Select Case True
' first handle incorrect input
Case (not IsNumeric(age))
WshShell.SendKeys "You silly, you have to enter a number.{ENTER}"
' You can combine cases with a comma:
Case (age<3), (age>120)
WshShell.SendKeys "No, no. I don't think that is correct.{ENTER}"
' Now evaluate correct cases
Case (age>24)
WshShell.SendKeys "I see you are " & age - 24 & " years older than me.{ENTER}"
Case (age<24)
WshShell.SendKeys "I see you are " & 24 - age &" years younger than me.{ENTER}"
Case (age=24)
WshShell.SendKeys "Wow were the same age!{ENTER}"
' Alternatively you can use the Case Else to capture all rest cases
Case Else
' But as all other cases handling the input this should never be reached for this snippet
WshShell.SendKeys "Woah, how do you get here? The Universe Collapse Sequence is now initiated.{ENTER}"
End Select
I put in some extra cases to show you the power of this enhanced switch. In contrary to `If a And b Then` statements, the cases with comma's are shortcircuited.
Problem
I'm trying to figure out how to make multiple events happen with just one condition using .vbs. (Here I attempted to use the case statement.) Is there a such command, or do I have to rewrite the command for every line? (This is to be typed on notepad by having it already activated in previous lines of code.) ``` msgbox("I was woundering how old you are.") age=inputbox("Type age here.",,"") Select Case age Case age>24 x=age-24 WshShell.SendKeys "I see you are "&x&" years older than me." WshShell.SendKeys "{ENTER}" Case age<24 x=24-age WshShell.SendKeys "I see you are "&x&" years younger than me." WshShell.SendKeys "{ENTER}" Case age=24 WshShell.SendKeys "Wow were the same age!" WshShell.SendKeys "{ENTER} " End Select ```