Chris wrote:
Ray Hauge wrote:
Hello World! wait, not coding... (sorry, long night)
...
if ($count_lenders > 1)....
I would take it even further and setup a load of variables that hold the
boolean states that you what to check in the 50 odd if/else statements...
something like:
$ffelpEQtotal = ($numFFELP == $numTotal);
$ffelptotEQtotal = (($enumFFELP + $numFFELP) == $numTotal);
$countlenders = count($FFELP_Lenders);
$lendersGTone = $countlenders > 1;
I would do this purely for readability in the if/else statements (i.e. so I could
keep them as short as possible.) this is assuming the boolean states you are checking
are quite repetitive (although the combination changes each time)
and I would personally probably write it up as a switch statement
because I feel it looks 'nicer' and it's more compact, thats down to personal
opinion of course. something like:
switch (true) {
case $ffelpEQtotal && $lendersGTone:
return array(true, 'A');
case $ffelptotEQtotal:
return array(true, 'A');
// weeeeeee! etc :-)
}
<disclaimer>
some people consider this use of switch to be a complete
misuse - be careful with things that autocast cast to true - know what
you're doing :-)
</disclaimer>
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