[ERROR] 'then' expected

Ok, I'm attempting to revive an old program I found to do what I wanted and this error keeps popping up.

Password = a.readLine()
					    YourCurrent = tonumber(a.readLine())
					    YourPay = tonumber(tWords[4])
					    a.close()
					  
					    if tWords[3] == Password and fs.exists("Accounts/" ..tWords[5]) then
							    if YourCurrent > YourPay pr YourCurrent == YourPay then                           <------- Error Line
									    test = fs.open("Accounts/" ..tWords[5], "r")
									    TheirPass = test.readLine()
									    TheirCurrency = tonumber(test.readLine())
									    test.close()

That error line is where it says I need to put a then but I have one and I have a double '=='. could anyone shed some light on the subject?

if YourCurrent > YourPay pr YourCurrent == YourPay then 

"pr" .. did you re-write the code or copy paste?

remiX, on 23 December 2012 - 12:17 AM said:

if YourCurrent > YourPay pr YourCurrent == YourPay then 

"pr" .. did you re-write the code or copy paste?

think he re-write it… a little typo can make a big error

solution to the problem change "pr" to "or"

Jeesh, im a f****ng indiot. Thanks guys. I'll go shoot myself now.

That could be more idiotic than making a typo substituting "p" for "o".

Just sayin'.

then if pressing you middle finger 1 cm to much to the left is idiotic, that is another question.