Can you combine a check for attributes in squiffy? I'm having trouble finding the syntax.

Something like the below example.

    set("hadfood", "1");
    set("haddrink", "1");
    
{if hadfood=1 && haddrink=1:You are not hungry or thirsty.}  

You could nest them:

{if hadfood=1:{if haddrink=1:You are not hungry or thirsty.}}  

Thanks, Alex.

Hello,

What if I need to use the "else" part?
You'd have to replicate text:

{if hadfood=1:
  {if haddrink=1:You are not hungry or thirsty.}
  {else:You are hungry or thirsty.}
}
{else: You are hungry or thirsty.}

The workaround I have found is to compute the result of the "and" operation with JS.

	var b=(get("hadfood")==1)&&get("haddrink")==1))
	set("hadfoodanddrink",b);
{if haddrinkanddrink:You are not hungry or thirsty.}
{else:You are hungry or thirsty.}

Is that what you would do or does someone have a more elegant solution?

Thanks

Yes JavaScript is the way to go for this - the in-line text processor is only good for rather basic checks.

You don't have to say the entire statement every time, you know.

You are {if hadfood=true:{if haddrink=true:not}} hungry or thirsty.

Or, for more precise information:

You are
{if hadfood=true:
  {if haddrink=true:not hungry or thirsty}{else:thirsty, but not hungry}
}
{else:
  {if haddrink=true:hungry, but not thirsty}{else:hungry and thirsty}
}.

I'm sure there's a shorter version I could come up with if I cared to. Point is, don't repeat more than you need to repeat, unless it makes the code unreadable. Notice even the period's after everything else.