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| | | Author: | melbourne_josh  | | Posted: | Nov 7, 2010 18:40 | | Subject: | SUGGEST: NOT macro modifier | | Viewed: | 105 times | | Topic: | Suggestions | | Status: | Open | | Vote: | [Yes|No] | |
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| I allow payment by multiple currencies in my store, and I allow bank deposit
as a payment method. I want to detect in my invoice if my customer has picked
a foreign currency as a payment currency and raise a flag (perhaps by inserting
*** ERROR: wrong currency *** into my invoice)
Please add a macro tag that negates the immediately following conditional
macro. If it is not immediately followed by a conditional macro tag, it has
no effect. For example: "That's the wrong
currency for a bank deposit" would have an effect if
and only if the currency code was AUD, "" would have no
effect, "" would display the payment type (the
NOT has no effect), " allowed" would only display " allowed" (the
NOT has no effect).
At the moment I can detect each non-local currency individually, but it would
be much less error-prone to say "if this currency do this. If not this currency,
do the other." Especially if one accepts dozens of currencies.
Other uses are: User wants urgent shipping but doesn't pick the instantaneous
payment type, or a customer picks currency that the store doesn't allow for locals
(e.g., locals can't pay in USD, only Kroner).
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Australia, Victoria
