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Help with UPL "if plur OR "

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I am modifiying an ULP that adapts all drill sizes to Olimex ones but

I want to check if the drill size is already and olimex standard.

 

So I want to check the value of "rval" against the standard values, so

have made that line ( formatting has been los a little )

 

but i get an error when running the ULP, have I made something wrong in

the

 

if.....

 

line

 

 

code fragment starts-------

 

real rval=isdrill// first we check if the drill value is an Olimex

standard, if so we do not modify it

 

if (rval!=3.3 || rval!=2.1 || rval!=1.5 || rval!=1.3 || rval!=1.1 ||

rval!=1.0 || rval!=0.9 || rval!=0.7) {

 

rval = round((isdrill+round_offset) * 10.0) / 10.0; // round value

 

}

 

 

 

 

code fragment end-------

 

Thanks in advance

 

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  • "Olin Lathrop" <eagle@embedinc.com> wrote in message

    news:ho3ij6$fc8$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

    maybe wrote on Sat, 20 March 2010 07:20

    I am modifiying an ULP that adapts all drill sizes to Olimex ones

     

    There are many board houses out there.  Why waste time with the only one

    that can't multiply by 25.4....

     

    Hey Olin not need to repeatedly slag them off. Taking your business

    elsewhere is the correct course of action.

     

    I have always assumed their restrictions were in place to streamline their

    process and therefore offer cheaper prototype boards. I would imagine to

    convert line thicknesses and drill sizes to make them suitable for their

    process would also be simple and automatic post process but it gives them an

    opportunity at add a couple of dollars to the bill. That's their business

    model.

     

     

     

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  • "Olin Lathrop" <eagle@embedinc.com> wrote in message

    news:ho3ij6$fc8$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

    maybe wrote on Sat, 20 March 2010 07:20

    I am modifiying an ULP that adapts all drill sizes to Olimex ones

     

    There are many board houses out there.  Why waste time with the only one

    that can't multiply by 25.4....

     

    Hey Olin not need to repeatedly slag them off. Taking your business

    elsewhere is the correct course of action.

     

    I have always assumed their restrictions were in place to streamline their

    process and therefore offer cheaper prototype boards. I would imagine to

    convert line thicknesses and drill sizes to make them suitable for their

    process would also be simple and automatic post process but it gives them an

    opportunity at add a couple of dollars to the bill. That's their business

    model.

     

     

     

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