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How to compare a string to a cs from a read properly?
Extract number from string and compare problemWhy can't I compare a string with par?Compare CurrentOption with a stringCompare stringsString comparisonUnexpanded string replaceCompare etocname with stringWhy can't I compare a string read from a file with a predefined one?String manipulation in xstringHow did you mention a string(chain) properly
The scenario: reading a date in a yyyy-mm-dd
form from a file to a cs. This cs later gets compared to a 'current date' macro to write a few args in a specific way to an external file. The current day macro is along the lines of
% defTODAY
% defTodaytheyear-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday
defTODAYxdefTodaytheyear-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday
This works for the labeling things, since refyyyy-mm-dd
works as intended. Having no extra TODAY
and then using def
'd Today does so to, it's the comparison that's not working. etoolbox
's ifstrequal
is not what I used before. Whenever the date would change I used a single xdef
and later passed that macro to a ifx
, and to get it to work I had to define the date with a appended. edit Read to my amazement inserts a single space after whatever's been read.
Currently I'm supposedly fixing things, but I broke it somehow, and now it doesn't match at all. The first culprit was the my TwoDigits
cmd was robust, changing it back to def
instead of NewDocumentCommand
fixed that. The latter is for user-level commands, so I'll let that slip. But the results of the mwe are not clear to me.
0.txt
contains one line with 2001-01-01
and a line new afterwards, as if one line had been written to it and the output had been closed.
The questions:
- What the 'right' way to compare things (macro, cs, command?) are that (should) expand to strings?
- Why don't
edef
,xdef
work here, I thought it was a full expansion, and indeed before (my version control is nigh absent so I can't give a mwe for this) it worked. - What is the significance of robustness? Is there a simple rule of thumb when it's necessary, obligatory, or irrelevant?
- It working with
xstring
'sIfStrEqual
only if theis inserted in the definition of
datemacro
, rather than in the comparison's brackets, i.e.,datemacro
. Why? ifstrequal
supposedly doesn't expand- I used once in a command to test if an arguments is equal to&
, this works- is #1 becoming whatever was input not count as an expansion?
example 1;
documentclassarticle
usepackage[top=1.5cm, bottom=0.6cm, hmargin=1.5cm]geometry
usepackageetoolbox
newreadperiods
openinperiods=0.txt
begindocumentsetlengthparindent0ptfontsize2020selectfont
deftesti2001-01-01
edeftestii2001-01-01
deftestiii2001-01-01
edeftestiiii2001-01-01
globalreadperiods to DDD
ifstrequaltesti2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequalDDD2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequalDDDDDDT\F\% T
ifxtesti2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxDDD2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxDDDDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifcsequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequalDDDDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% T
ifdefequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% T
ifdefequalDDDDDDT\F\% T
enddocument
example 2;
documentclassarticle
usepackage[top=1.5cm, bottom=0.6cm, hmargin=1.5cm]geometry
usepackageetoolbox,xstring
defTwoDigits#1ifnum#1<10 0#1else#1fi
newcountmonth
month 1relax
newcountday
day 1relax
newreadperiods
openinperiods=0.txt
globalreadperiods to DDD
deftesti2001-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday%
edeftestii2001-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday%
deftestiii2001-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday %
edeftestiiii2001-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday %
begindocumentsetlengthparindent0pt
DDD is DDD.% space between cs and .
ifstrequaltesti2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequalDDD2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequalDDDDDDT\F\% T
ifxtesti2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxDDD2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiiiDDD T\else F\fi% T
ifxDDDDDD T\else F\fi% T
ifcsequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequalDDDDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% T
ifdefequalDDDDDDT\F\% T
IfStrEqtestiDDDT\F\% F
IfStrEqtestiiDDDT\F\% F
IfStrEqtesti DDDT\F\% F
IfStrEqtestii DDDT\F\% F
IfStrEqtestiiiDDDT\F\% T
IfStrEqtestiiiiDDDT\F\% T
IfStrEqDDDDDDT\F\% T
enddocument
conditionals etoolbox strings xstring
add a comment |
The scenario: reading a date in a yyyy-mm-dd
form from a file to a cs. This cs later gets compared to a 'current date' macro to write a few args in a specific way to an external file. The current day macro is along the lines of
% defTODAY
% defTodaytheyear-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday
defTODAYxdefTodaytheyear-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday
This works for the labeling things, since refyyyy-mm-dd
works as intended. Having no extra TODAY
and then using def
'd Today does so to, it's the comparison that's not working. etoolbox
's ifstrequal
is not what I used before. Whenever the date would change I used a single xdef
and later passed that macro to a ifx
, and to get it to work I had to define the date with a appended. edit Read to my amazement inserts a single space after whatever's been read.
Currently I'm supposedly fixing things, but I broke it somehow, and now it doesn't match at all. The first culprit was the my TwoDigits
cmd was robust, changing it back to def
instead of NewDocumentCommand
fixed that. The latter is for user-level commands, so I'll let that slip. But the results of the mwe are not clear to me.
0.txt
contains one line with 2001-01-01
and a line new afterwards, as if one line had been written to it and the output had been closed.
The questions:
- What the 'right' way to compare things (macro, cs, command?) are that (should) expand to strings?
- Why don't
edef
,xdef
work here, I thought it was a full expansion, and indeed before (my version control is nigh absent so I can't give a mwe for this) it worked. - What is the significance of robustness? Is there a simple rule of thumb when it's necessary, obligatory, or irrelevant?
- It working with
xstring
'sIfStrEqual
only if theis inserted in the definition of
datemacro
, rather than in the comparison's brackets, i.e.,datemacro
. Why? ifstrequal
supposedly doesn't expand- I used once in a command to test if an arguments is equal to&
, this works- is #1 becoming whatever was input not count as an expansion?
example 1;
documentclassarticle
usepackage[top=1.5cm, bottom=0.6cm, hmargin=1.5cm]geometry
usepackageetoolbox
newreadperiods
openinperiods=0.txt
begindocumentsetlengthparindent0ptfontsize2020selectfont
deftesti2001-01-01
edeftestii2001-01-01
deftestiii2001-01-01
edeftestiiii2001-01-01
globalreadperiods to DDD
ifstrequaltesti2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequalDDD2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequalDDDDDDT\F\% T
ifxtesti2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxDDD2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxDDDDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifcsequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequalDDDDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% T
ifdefequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% T
ifdefequalDDDDDDT\F\% T
enddocument
example 2;
documentclassarticle
usepackage[top=1.5cm, bottom=0.6cm, hmargin=1.5cm]geometry
usepackageetoolbox,xstring
defTwoDigits#1ifnum#1<10 0#1else#1fi
newcountmonth
month 1relax
newcountday
day 1relax
newreadperiods
openinperiods=0.txt
globalreadperiods to DDD
deftesti2001-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday%
edeftestii2001-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday%
deftestiii2001-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday %
edeftestiiii2001-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday %
begindocumentsetlengthparindent0pt
DDD is DDD.% space between cs and .
ifstrequaltesti2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequalDDD2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequalDDDDDDT\F\% T
ifxtesti2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxDDD2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiiiDDD T\else F\fi% T
ifxDDDDDD T\else F\fi% T
ifcsequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequalDDDDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% T
ifdefequalDDDDDDT\F\% T
IfStrEqtestiDDDT\F\% F
IfStrEqtestiiDDDT\F\% F
IfStrEqtesti DDDT\F\% F
IfStrEqtestii DDDT\F\% F
IfStrEqtestiiiDDDT\F\% T
IfStrEqtestiiiiDDDT\F\% T
IfStrEqDDDDDDT\F\% T
enddocument
conditionals etoolbox strings xstring
add a comment |
The scenario: reading a date in a yyyy-mm-dd
form from a file to a cs. This cs later gets compared to a 'current date' macro to write a few args in a specific way to an external file. The current day macro is along the lines of
% defTODAY
% defTodaytheyear-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday
defTODAYxdefTodaytheyear-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday
This works for the labeling things, since refyyyy-mm-dd
works as intended. Having no extra TODAY
and then using def
'd Today does so to, it's the comparison that's not working. etoolbox
's ifstrequal
is not what I used before. Whenever the date would change I used a single xdef
and later passed that macro to a ifx
, and to get it to work I had to define the date with a appended. edit Read to my amazement inserts a single space after whatever's been read.
Currently I'm supposedly fixing things, but I broke it somehow, and now it doesn't match at all. The first culprit was the my TwoDigits
cmd was robust, changing it back to def
instead of NewDocumentCommand
fixed that. The latter is for user-level commands, so I'll let that slip. But the results of the mwe are not clear to me.
0.txt
contains one line with 2001-01-01
and a line new afterwards, as if one line had been written to it and the output had been closed.
The questions:
- What the 'right' way to compare things (macro, cs, command?) are that (should) expand to strings?
- Why don't
edef
,xdef
work here, I thought it was a full expansion, and indeed before (my version control is nigh absent so I can't give a mwe for this) it worked. - What is the significance of robustness? Is there a simple rule of thumb when it's necessary, obligatory, or irrelevant?
- It working with
xstring
'sIfStrEqual
only if theis inserted in the definition of
datemacro
, rather than in the comparison's brackets, i.e.,datemacro
. Why? ifstrequal
supposedly doesn't expand- I used once in a command to test if an arguments is equal to&
, this works- is #1 becoming whatever was input not count as an expansion?
example 1;
documentclassarticle
usepackage[top=1.5cm, bottom=0.6cm, hmargin=1.5cm]geometry
usepackageetoolbox
newreadperiods
openinperiods=0.txt
begindocumentsetlengthparindent0ptfontsize2020selectfont
deftesti2001-01-01
edeftestii2001-01-01
deftestiii2001-01-01
edeftestiiii2001-01-01
globalreadperiods to DDD
ifstrequaltesti2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequalDDD2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequalDDDDDDT\F\% T
ifxtesti2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxDDD2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxDDDDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifcsequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequalDDDDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% T
ifdefequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% T
ifdefequalDDDDDDT\F\% T
enddocument
example 2;
documentclassarticle
usepackage[top=1.5cm, bottom=0.6cm, hmargin=1.5cm]geometry
usepackageetoolbox,xstring
defTwoDigits#1ifnum#1<10 0#1else#1fi
newcountmonth
month 1relax
newcountday
day 1relax
newreadperiods
openinperiods=0.txt
globalreadperiods to DDD
deftesti2001-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday%
edeftestii2001-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday%
deftestiii2001-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday %
edeftestiiii2001-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday %
begindocumentsetlengthparindent0pt
DDD is DDD.% space between cs and .
ifstrequaltesti2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequalDDD2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequalDDDDDDT\F\% T
ifxtesti2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxDDD2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiiiDDD T\else F\fi% T
ifxDDDDDD T\else F\fi% T
ifcsequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequalDDDDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% T
ifdefequalDDDDDDT\F\% T
IfStrEqtestiDDDT\F\% F
IfStrEqtestiiDDDT\F\% F
IfStrEqtesti DDDT\F\% F
IfStrEqtestii DDDT\F\% F
IfStrEqtestiiiDDDT\F\% T
IfStrEqtestiiiiDDDT\F\% T
IfStrEqDDDDDDT\F\% T
enddocument
conditionals etoolbox strings xstring
The scenario: reading a date in a yyyy-mm-dd
form from a file to a cs. This cs later gets compared to a 'current date' macro to write a few args in a specific way to an external file. The current day macro is along the lines of
% defTODAY
% defTodaytheyear-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday
defTODAYxdefTodaytheyear-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday
This works for the labeling things, since refyyyy-mm-dd
works as intended. Having no extra TODAY
and then using def
'd Today does so to, it's the comparison that's not working. etoolbox
's ifstrequal
is not what I used before. Whenever the date would change I used a single xdef
and later passed that macro to a ifx
, and to get it to work I had to define the date with a appended. edit Read to my amazement inserts a single space after whatever's been read.
Currently I'm supposedly fixing things, but I broke it somehow, and now it doesn't match at all. The first culprit was the my TwoDigits
cmd was robust, changing it back to def
instead of NewDocumentCommand
fixed that. The latter is for user-level commands, so I'll let that slip. But the results of the mwe are not clear to me.
0.txt
contains one line with 2001-01-01
and a line new afterwards, as if one line had been written to it and the output had been closed.
The questions:
- What the 'right' way to compare things (macro, cs, command?) are that (should) expand to strings?
- Why don't
edef
,xdef
work here, I thought it was a full expansion, and indeed before (my version control is nigh absent so I can't give a mwe for this) it worked. - What is the significance of robustness? Is there a simple rule of thumb when it's necessary, obligatory, or irrelevant?
- It working with
xstring
'sIfStrEqual
only if theis inserted in the definition of
datemacro
, rather than in the comparison's brackets, i.e.,datemacro
. Why? ifstrequal
supposedly doesn't expand- I used once in a command to test if an arguments is equal to&
, this works- is #1 becoming whatever was input not count as an expansion?
example 1;
documentclassarticle
usepackage[top=1.5cm, bottom=0.6cm, hmargin=1.5cm]geometry
usepackageetoolbox
newreadperiods
openinperiods=0.txt
begindocumentsetlengthparindent0ptfontsize2020selectfont
deftesti2001-01-01
edeftestii2001-01-01
deftestiii2001-01-01
edeftestiiii2001-01-01
globalreadperiods to DDD
ifstrequaltesti2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequalDDD2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequalDDDDDDT\F\% T
ifxtesti2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxDDD2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiiiiDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifxDDDDDD T\else F\fi% F
ifcsequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifcsequalDDDDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifdefequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% T
ifdefequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% T
ifdefequalDDDDDDT\F\% T
enddocument
example 2;
documentclassarticle
usepackage[top=1.5cm, bottom=0.6cm, hmargin=1.5cm]geometry
usepackageetoolbox,xstring
defTwoDigits#1ifnum#1<10 0#1else#1fi
newcountmonth
month 1relax
newcountday
day 1relax
newreadperiods
openinperiods=0.txt
globalreadperiods to DDD
deftesti2001-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday%
edeftestii2001-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday%
deftestiii2001-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday %
edeftestiiii2001-TwoDigitsthemonth-TwoDigitstheday %
begindocumentsetlengthparindent0pt
DDD is DDD.% space between cs and .
ifstrequaltesti2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiii2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequalDDD2001-01-01T\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequaltestiiiiDDDT\F\% F
ifstrequalDDDDDDT\F\% T
ifxtesti2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
ifxtestiii2001-01-01 T\else F\fi% F
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IfStrEqtestiiDDDT\F\% F
IfStrEqtesti DDDT\F\% F
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IfStrEqtestiiiiDDDT\F\% T
IfStrEqDDDDDDT\F\% T
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