I want a command that gives output1 if User1 uses it and if any other user uses it output2 should come
sry for my english rn xd
I want a command that gives output1 if User1 uses it and if any other user uses it output2 should come
sry for my english rn xd
$(eval "$(user)"=="User_Allowed_To_Use"?"Message_For_User":"Message_For_Others")
Expanding on this, what if it were a list of users (let’s say 2) ?
Would that be
$(eval "$(user)"=="User_Allowed_To_Use"||"User2_Allowed_To_Use"?"Message_For_User":"Message_For_Others")
?
Hey @zoeballz!
No, such test will always produce a truthy output, so you’ll always have Message_For_User
as output, and never Message_For_Others
.
For the code to work as expected you have two solutions:
the basic one, which quickly gets cumbersome:
$(eval '$(user)' === 'User_Allowed_To_Use' || '$(user)' === 'User2_Allowed_To_Use' ? 'Message_For_User' : 'Message_For_Others';)
the better one, because it’s just cleaner code with no repetition:
$(eval ['User_Allowed_To_Use', 'User2_Allowed_To_Use'].includes('$(user)') ? 'Message_For_User' : 'Message_For_Others';)
AH ok
Thanks very much (Not used JS much) !!
Zoe
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