Using "else" in an "if" statement.

[[Ri...]]

I want to make this code recognize "YES", "Yes" or "yes".

//04.01.25 RS
Run=inquireText("Is the Block Fixture moved out of the way?"+cr()+"You can move the fixture now."+cr()+"User must answer YES to continue."+cr()+"CMM will stop if not YES.")
if Run == "YES"
else 
cncBreak()
endif
//End edit 

I am not structuring something properly and I can't wait to see how simple it is so I can laugh at myself.

[[Ri...]]

Well if the answers are only Yes/No, I would just use confirm instead of inquireText. 

[[Ri...]]

But you can use case conversion if you are trying to convert.

Run = inquireText("Is the Block Fixture moved out of the way?" + cr() + "You can move the fixture now." + cr() + "User must answer YES to continue." + cr() + "CMM will stop if not YES.")

if text(Run).asUppercase == "YES"
  // continue
else
  cncBreak()
endif

 

[[Ch...]]

There are also the following :

 

.asLowercase

and

.asCapitalized

and also :

.startingWithUppercaseLetter

 

Edited October 29

[[Ri...]]

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Well, that simplified the process.

Thank you.

[[Pi...]]

If I may ask - what is the difference in code between:

.asUppercase  ---> all letters are Upper case

.asCapitalized ---> ????? this one I do not understand - Please explain if possible as for me it is same as the one below.

.startingWithUppercaseLetter ---> First letter is Upper case

[[Ma...]]

Capitalized should make first letter from word in upper case.

Example: Hello there fellow comrades -> Hello There Fellow Comrades