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| − | + | Conditions are used to specify certain aspects of a [[trigger]]'s [[Events|events]]. By using Conditions, you can make your trigger react differently despite using a very general Event to start it. | |
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| − | + | ==Comparison== | |
| − | + | The '''Comparison''' Condition evaluates and compares two arguments. | |
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| − | + | ==And== | |
| − | + | The '''"And"''' Condition returns true if all of the conditions listed under the "And" condition return true. By default, lists of conditions without an "And" condition or an "Or" condition must all return true in order for the condition to evaluate to true (they are treated as if they were under an "And" condition). Therefore, this condition is only necessary if it is nested within another condition such as a "Not" condition or an "Or" condition. | |
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| + | ==Or== | ||
| + | The '''"Or"''' Condition returns true if any of the conditions listed under the "Or" condition return true. By default, lists of conditions without an "And" condition or an "Or" condition must all return true in order for the condition to evaluate to true (they are treated as if they were under an "And" condition). | ||
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| + | ==Not== | ||
| + | The '''"Not"''' Condition returns true if all the conditions listed under it evaluate to false. If multiple conditions are listed under the "Not" condition, those conditions will first be evaluated as if they were under an "Or" condition, and then the "Not" condition will invert the result. | ||
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| + | ==Text Has Been Set== | ||
| + | The '''"Text Has Been Set"''' Condition returns true if the Text parameter is not null. | ||
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| + | ==Within Bounds== | ||
| + | The '''"Within Bounds"''' Condition returns true if the Value parameter is in between the Min and Max parameters, or if the Value parameter is equal to either the Min or the Max parameter. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:16, 28 March 2013
Conditions are used to specify certain aspects of a trigger's events. By using Conditions, you can make your trigger react differently despite using a very general Event to start it.
Comparison
The Comparison Condition evaluates and compares two arguments.
And
The "And" Condition returns true if all of the conditions listed under the "And" condition return true. By default, lists of conditions without an "And" condition or an "Or" condition must all return true in order for the condition to evaluate to true (they are treated as if they were under an "And" condition). Therefore, this condition is only necessary if it is nested within another condition such as a "Not" condition or an "Or" condition.
Or
The "Or" Condition returns true if any of the conditions listed under the "Or" condition return true. By default, lists of conditions without an "And" condition or an "Or" condition must all return true in order for the condition to evaluate to true (they are treated as if they were under an "And" condition).
Not
The "Not" Condition returns true if all the conditions listed under it evaluate to false. If multiple conditions are listed under the "Not" condition, those conditions will first be evaluated as if they were under an "Or" condition, and then the "Not" condition will invert the result.
Text Has Been Set
The "Text Has Been Set" Condition returns true if the Text parameter is not null.
Within Bounds
The "Within Bounds" Condition returns true if the Value parameter is in between the Min and Max parameters, or if the Value parameter is equal to either the Min or the Max parameter.