Logic
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Logic blocks help you make decisions in your scripts based on conditions. Use logic to:
Compare values
Create conditional behaviors
Combine multiple conditions
Control program flow based on states
Represents a boolean value (#t for true or () for false).
Parameters:
Value (Boolean): Boolean value to set.
Returns:
Boolean: The selected Boolean value.
Example:
Executes enclosed blocks if the condition is true.
Parameters:
Condition (Boolean): The condition to check
Example:
Only the plain if block appears in the toolbox. To add else if and else clauses, click on the gear icon, which opens a new window:
You can drag else if and else clauses under the if block, reorder them, and remove them as needed. When finished, click on the gear icon to close the window, as shown here:
Note that the shape of the blocks allows any number of else if subblocks to be added but only up to one else block.
Compares two values using operators: =, ≠, <, >, ≤, ≥
Parameters:
Left Value (Number or comparable type): The first value to compare.
Right Value (Number or comparable type): The second value to compare.
Operator (Enum): The operator to use for the comparison.
Returns:
Boolean: true if the comparison is satisfied, otherwise false.
Example:
Returns true only if all conditions are true.
Parameters:
Input A (Boolean): The first condition to check.
Input B (Boolean): The second condition to check.
Returns:
Boolean: true if both inputs are true, otherwise false.
Example:
Returns true if any condition is true.
Parameters:
Input A (Boolean): The first condition to check.
Input B (Boolean): The second condition to check.
Returns:
Boolean: true if at least one input is true, otherwise false.
Example:
Inverts a boolean value. If no input is provided, a value of true is assumed. Leaving an input empty is not recommended, however.
Parameters:
Input (Boolean): The boolean value to invert.
Returns:
Boolean: The inverted boolean value.
Example:
