Difference between revisions of "IF/ENDIF"
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| − | IF and ENDIF | + | The '''IF''' and '''ENDIF''' statements are used in the [[Event Handler]]. If the text/expression following the IF evaluates to the number zero, or no text at all, the following statements are skipped until a (matching) ENDIF is found. |
| − | If the text / expression following the IF evaluates to the number zero, or no text at all, the following statements are skipped until a (matching) ENDIF is found. | + | |
IF - ENDIF statements can be nested | IF - ENDIF statements can be nested | ||
| − | The statement STOP stops the execution of the action string. Is only useful in front of an ENDIF | + | |
| + | The statement [[STOP]] stops the execution of the action string. Is only useful in front of an ENDIF | ||
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Example: | Example: | ||
| − | + | IF %udd(1) | |
| + | LOG “Variable 1 is true” | ||
| + | STOP | ||
| + | ENDIF | ||
| + | LOG “Variable 1 is false” | ||
Revision as of 15:48, 4 April 2008
The IF and ENDIF statements are used in the Event Handler. If the text/expression following the IF evaluates to the number zero, or no text at all, the following statements are skipped until a (matching) ENDIF is found.
IF - ENDIF statements can be nested
The statement STOP stops the execution of the action string. Is only useful in front of an ENDIF
Example:
IF %udd(1) LOG “Variable 1 is true” STOP ENDIF LOG “Variable 1 is false”