Batch - Multiple commands if button press

Question

I'm coding a simple game and needed help,

pcash = user cash
reshp1 = cost to restore hp
php = player health

How do I write these into 1 line?

If user press 1, check if cash is equal or greater to the cost of restore hp, if it is greater - subtract cash base on cost of restore hp, then finally add the hp by 20%.

This is what I have tried, but did not work as expected.

if "%restorer%"=="1" if %pcash% geq %reshp1c% && set /a pcash=%pcash% - %reshp1c% && set /a php=%php% * .20

Magoo · Accepted Answer · 2016-01-06 08:49:40Z

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if "%restorer%"=="1" if %pcash% geq %reshp1c% set /a pcash=%pcash% - %reshp1c%&set /a php=%php%*6/5

& is used to separate cascaded statement. Batch uses integer mathematics, so *6/5 will multiply by 6 then divide by 5, adding 20% to the prior value (your code, had it worked, would have set the value to 20% of its prior magnitude)

answered Jan 6, 2016 at 8:49

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John Hang Over a year ago

How many & can I use? And what if I have more than 3-5 if statements that I needed to add to the same line?

Magoo Over a year ago

As many as you need. Why do you need to add them all on one line?

John Hang Over a year ago

So I don't mix with other functions. I may also have other questions, but it's un-related to this topic. Am hoping you can help as well.

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