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I always understood it thus:

if(( now > dawn_of_time ) && ( location == UK )) pants = underwear;

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Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL, Sun 14 Apr 2002, 18:35, archived)

perhaps it needs revising:

if (( now > dawn_of_time ) && ( location == UK ) && ( name <> "Darren Wolfe") pants = underwear
else if (( now > dawn_of_time ) && ( location == UK ) && ( name = "Darren Wolfe") pants.usage.confusion = yes;

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DaWolfey, Sun 14 Apr 2002, 18:42, archived)

Mr. Pedantic says

You've missed some brackets, and used the BASIC non-equals operator in a C program. I think you really meant:

if(( now > dawn_of_time ) && ( location == UK ))
{
if( name != "Darren Wolfe" ) pants = underwear; else pants.usage.confusion = yes;
}

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Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL, Sun 14 Apr 2002, 19:03, archived)

mmm

i thought it was javascript you were writing in :)
I get so confused over programing syntax these days - too may languages around...
asp, vb, delphi, c++, java, javascript, php..

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DaWolfey, Sun 14 Apr 2002, 19:09, archived)

Heh

I can program in more languages than I can even think of in one go, but not getting confused between them is a knack that you pick up eventually...

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Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL, Sun 14 Apr 2002, 19:13, archived)

surely you mean

(strcmp(name,"Darren Wolfe")==0)

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pHile, Mon 15 Apr 2002, 1:07, archived)