Control:If..Else
Forms
If
if <formula> <command or code block>
This form will conditionally execute the following command or code block. The command or code block must begin on the following line. The command or code block will be executed if the result of the calculation is not equal to zero (0), which means it will be skipped if the result of the calculation is equal to zero (0).
If-Else
if <formula> <command or code block> else <command or code block>
This form extends the previous form by adding a second command or code block, which executes only when the first one does not execute. This literally means "if something, then do this, otherwise do that".
If-Elseif
if <formula> <command or code block> elseif <formula> <command or code block>
This form also extends the original form by adding a second command or code block, which is similar to else, but checks an additional condition before executing the new command or code block. This literally means "if something, then do this; if not, then if something else, do that". Elseif may be chained and eventually followed up with Else.
Notes
= 64bit Integers
Note that if formulas are processed using Math.Calc, which uses doubles (float64) rather than int64. This will lead to silent errors (such as 9001713089000377417=9001713089000377420) if you attempt to compare 64-bit integers without using int64.Equal or Math.Calc64.
Examples
if x == 5
{
if y == 6
z:Set[17]
}
elseif x == 6
z:Set[10]
else
{
y:Set[4]
z:Set[26]
}
