Use of IFF

I am using Fastreport in Delphi XE6/XE7 for a short time. Therefore I am not yet very expierienced with Fastreport.
Unfortunately not all the possibilities of Fastreport, like scripting, can be used in Fastreport in Delphi.
I am now trying to use all the possibilities that I have. I am having an problem with the use of IFF.

I have a databasefield 'Prod_Actief' of the dataset 'Prod' which is a boolean field.
In stead of displaying True of False in the report, I like to display 'Ja' and 'Nee', dutch for 'Yes' and ' No'.
I have put the following statement in the memo-field: => [IIF( vartostr(<Prod."Prod_Actief">) == "TRUE",'Ja','Nee')] <=

When I run the preview I get an error. An ')' is expected. (See included picture in file)

=> The following error(s) have occured:
Memo7: Error in Expression 'IIF( vartostr(<Prod."Prod_Actief">) ==
"TRUE",'Ja','Nee'): ')' expected <=

By the way: Does anyone a place where I can find a manual which describes short and clear all the functions Fastreport.

Comments

  • gordkgordk St.Catherines On. Canada.
    edited 2:25PM
    you need 1 more set of () the btest expression must eval to true or false.

    [IIF( (vartostr(<Prod."Prod_Actief">) == "TRUE"),'Ja','Nee')]
    when having problems with syntax try using fr's buily in exptession builder to help.

    in designer window select the functions tab all the functions and their requirements are listed.
  • edited 2:25PM
    For what it's worth, because Prod.Prod_Actief is a boolean field, you should be able to write it like:

    [IIF( <Prod."Prod_Actief">,'Ja','Nee')]
  • edited March 2015
    So I have read and tried the two suggested answers, in the designer.
    I have tried both:
    [IIF( (2>5) == "TRUE"),'Ja','Nee')]
    [iff ((1> 2) and (6<5)), 'TEXT1', 'Text4']
    in Memo as well as system variable text.
    I keep on getting the same error in expression
    )' identifier expected

    I have added extra parens as well as taken them away
    Using XE3 and FR 4
    What am I not seeing?
  • edited 2:25PM

    I believe that "==" is correct if you are using C++ script. If you are using PascalScript use "=" instead.

    Have you tried it without the "and"? Im not sure if IIF supports "and" (logical or bitwise).

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