Hi,

I have some code that looks like this:
if(#url !>> 'template_detail.lasso' && #url !>> 'attachment.lasso' && #url !>> 'shared.lasso=92);

The point of the code is that if the url IS NOT one of those pages, I take some action. Also, I use the !>> because the string in #url is contains other errata from the actual url (like http://www. or possibly post params).

The list of comparison strings is about to grow. I want to put the string values into an array and see if the local partially matches anything in the array but I don=92t want to do anything like:

local(=91found_it=92)=false;
iterate(#myArray, local(=92aUrl=92));
#url >> #aUrl ? #found_it = true;
/iterate;

Seems like I should be able to do that all in a single line without declaring the boolean, more like the original line works. Any suggestions?

Oh, Lasso 8.6.

Todd V


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