If statement

[Aeoskype]

I think it's not working, but is it possible to do something like that to avoid that hard typing?

char c;
if(  c == ('ą' || 'č'||'Ą'||'Č'||'ę'||'Ę'||'ė'||'Ė'||'į'||'Į'||'š'||'Š'||'ų'||'Ų'||'ū'||'Ū'||'ž'||'Ž') )
{
       //do stuff
}

[manasij7479]

Try this:

char c ; 
...
std::string s = "ąčĄ"; //etc
...
if (s.find(c) != std::string::npos)
{
    ...
}

[Yarin]

if(  c == ('ą' || 'č'||'Ą'||'Č'||'ę'||'Ę'||'ė'||'Ė'||'į'||'Į'||'š'||'Š'||'ų'||'Ų'||'ū'||'Ū'||'ž'||'Ž') )

This does not work, because the code to the right of the == is run first. C++ doesn't have a "shorthand" for comparing. To do what you want in the same fasion you'd have to do

if(c == 'ą' || c == 'č' || c == 'Ą' || etc...

manasij7479's solution is the correct way.

[Yarin]

if(  c == ('ą' || 'č'||'Ą'||'Č'||'ę'||'Ę'||'ė'||'Ė'||'į'||'Į'||'š'||'Š'||'ų'||'Ų'||'ū'||'Ū'||'ž'||'Ž') )

This does not work, because the code to the right of the == is run first. C++ doesn't have a "shorthand" for comparing. To do what you want in the same fasion you'd have to do

if(c == 'ą' || c == 'č' || c == 'Ą' || etc...

manasij7479's solution is the correct way.