Choose beetween "&&" or "||" via input parameter

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I was able to make 2 options..

   
enum cnd{
   AND=0,//AND
   OR=1, //OR
  };

input cnd Condition= AND;//Condition



if(Condition==AND)
     {
      if(signal1() && signal2()) entry=true;
     }
else 
     {
      if(signal1() || signal2()) entry=true;
     }



i have no idea to make multiple input param

enum cndb1{
   ANDb1=0,//AND
   ORb1=1, //OR
  };
enum cndb2{
   ANDb2=0,//AND
   ORb2=1, //OR
  };
enum cndb3{
   ANDb3=0,//AND
   ORb3=1, //OR
  };
enum cndb4{
   ANDb4=0,//AND
   ORb4=1, //OR
  };


input be1    BuyEntry_1= bb1_b1__1;
input cndb1    Conditionb1= ANDb1;//Condition

input be2    BuyEntry_2= disable_b2;
input cndb2    Conditionb2= ANDb2;//Condition

input be3    BuyEntry_3= disable_b3;
input cndb3    Conditionb3= ANDb3;//Condition

input be4    BuyEntry_4= disable_b4;
input cndb4    Conditionb4= ANDb4;//Condition



//am totally lost here!!


if(Conditionb1==ANDb1)
     {
      if( signal1() && signal2() && signal3() && signal4() ) entry=true;
     }
else 
     {
      if(signal1() || signal2() || signal) entry=true;
     }


is there any possible way to make an operand as input.. ?

  
enum ECond {
   ECnd_AND=0, //AND
   ECnd_OR,    //OR
  };

input be1   BuyEntry_1 = bb1_b1__1;
input ECond Conditionb1= ECnd_AND;//Condition

input be2   BuyEntry_2 = disable_b2;
input ECond Conditionb2= ECnd_AND;//Condition

input be3   BuyEntry_3 = disable_b3;
input ECond Conditionb3= ECnd_AND;//Condition

input be4   BuyEntry_4 = disable_b4;
input ECond Conditionb4= ECnd_AND;//Condition

bool Combine(ECond cond,bool A,bool B)
 {
   if(cond==ECnd_AND) return A&&B;
   return A||B;
 }

bool CheckSignals()
 {
   bool entry = Combine(Conditionb1,signal1(),signal2());
   entry = Combine(Conditionb2,entry,signal3());
   entry = Combine(Conditionb3,entry,signal4());
   entry = Combine(Conditionb4,entry,signal5());
   return entry;
 }
 
lippmaje #:

Amazing .. Thanks bro!! i really appreciate your effort!!

enum ECond {
   ECnd_AND=0, //AND
   ECnd_OR,    //OR
  };

input be1   BuyEntry_1 = bb1_b1__1;
input ECond Conditionb1= ECnd_AND;//Condition

input be2   BuyEntry_2 = disable_b2;
input ECond Conditionb2= ECnd_AND;//Condition

input be3   BuyEntry_3 = disable_b3;
input ECond Conditionb3= ECnd_AND;//Condition

input be4   BuyEntry_4 = disable_b4;
input ECond Conditionb4= ECnd_AND;//Condition

bool Combine(ECond cond,bool A,bool B)
 {
   if(cond==ECnd_AND) return A&&B;
   return A||B;
 }

bool CheckSignals()
 {
   bool entry = Combine(Conditionb1,signal1(),signal2());
   entry = Combine(Conditionb2,entry,signal3());
   entry = Combine(Conditionb3,entry,signal4());
   entry = Combine(Conditionb4,entry,EMPTY_VALUE);
   return entry;
 }

i guess once no more conditions!!.. last value should return EMPTY_VALUE!!

 
It takes 1 condition to combine 2 values, 2 conditions to combine 3 values, and so on. Your example was short of 1 signal and so I added one. Up to you how to fix this. 
 
lippmaje #:
It takes 1 condition to combine 2 values, 2 conditions to combine 3 values, and so on. Your example was short of 1 signal and so I added one. Up to you how to fix this. 
Understood.. thanks.💯
I got a new friend..
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