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This function is a [[Qualifier Functions|Qualifier Function]]. | This function is a [[Qualifier Functions|Qualifier Function]]. | ||
| − | This function compares two values and returns the results as either being true or false. This function is also commonly used in a conditional statement to help determine which commands will run if the conditional is met. The first value is compared tot he second value to determine if the statement is true. | + | This function compares two values and returns the results as either being true or false. This function is also commonly used in a conditional statement to help determine which commands will run if the conditional is met. The first value is compared tot he second value to determine if the statement is true. Either value can be in the form of a table cell, list item, or a variable. |
== Example == | == Example == | ||
Revision as of 18:07, 7 January 2013
This function is a Qualifier Function. This function compares two values and returns the results as either being true or false. This function is also commonly used in a conditional statement to help determine which commands will run if the conditional is met. The first value is compared tot he second value to determine if the statement is true. Either value can be in the form of a table cell, list item, or a variable.
Example
if($comparison(1, "=", 0)) {
then {
navigate("http://www.ubotstudio.com/resources", "Wait")
}
else {
navigate("google.com", "Wait")
}
}
Since 1 is not equal to 0, the else command runs.
if($comparison(1, ">", 0)) {
then {
navigate("http://www.ubotstudio.com/resources", "Wait")
}
else {
navigate("google.com", "Wait")
}
}
Since 1 is greater than 0, the then command runs.
