Thread: Missing fi in if/then/else statement
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Old 12-25-2020, 07:04 PM   #3
davidfor
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Right at the end. You don't have an "fi" to match the first "if". Or at least that is what I think it is. It felt like there was a couple of possibilities as I wasn't completely sure what it doing.

The way I would indent this is:

Code:
program:
if check_yes_no(field('#onkobo'), '', '1', '') 	then 
    'sync.png' 
else
    if check_yes_no(field('#onkobo'), '', '', '1') then
        if str_in_list(field('#onkobo'), ',', "Kobo Store", '1', '')  then 
            'drm-locked.png'
        fi
    else
        'reader.png' 
    fi
fi
I'm still not sure if that is correct as there is a path through it that will does not return an icon name. I can't tell if that is deliberate, means it isn't complete or I've missed something.
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