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Conditionals
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ACR conditionals are handled after checks and assignations.
Version 0.3 uses a new conditional syntax that allows you to write more complex
ones. But...isn't backward compatible. By the way is good to read this
document to understand how they work.
Conditionals are grouped by keywords:
- IF / IFNOT
- IFNULL / IFNOTNULL
- IFAND / IFNOTAND
- IFOR / IFNOTOR
- IFEQ / IFNOTEQ
- IFEQVAL / IFEQVAL
IF A /* if ( A = 1 ) */
IFNOT A /* if ( A = 0 ) */
IFNULL A /* if ( A = '' ) */
IFNOTNULL A /* if ( A != '' ) */
IFAND A B /* if ( A = 1 && B = 1 ) */
IFNOTAND A B /* if ( A = 0 && B = 0 ) */
IFOR A B /* if ( A = 1 || B = 1 ) */
IFNOTOR A B /* if ( A = 0 || B = 0 ) */
IFEQ A B /* if ( A = B ) */
IFEQVAL A B /* if ( A = '$B' ) */
IFNOTEQVAL A B /* if ( A != '$B' ) */
f.ex:
IFEQ HOST_OS TARGET_OS FOO = BAR ;
There'r some operations to do when conditionals matches:
- = : assignation.
- ?= : assignation when not defined.
- += : concatenation.
Nesting conditionals:
=====================
You can nest conditionals by using the '{' '}' keys. f.e.:
IF HOST_OS linux {
DIENOW I don't want to be built on top of a penguin! ;
}
When create a new frame for a conditional, you can add any
code you want inside. Is not restricted to variable assignations.
This will probably be expanded in the future. But keeping backward
compatibility or auto translation for the new syntax.
A bit of documentation:
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[ IF | IFNOT ]==========================================================
SYNTAX:
IF<NOT> [varname] [setvarname] [operation] [value] ;
EXAMPLE:
IF HAVE_LIB_C HaveLibC = 1 ;
EXPLANATION:
Checks if the content of [varname] is equal to 1 (IF) or 0 (IFNOT).
[ IFNULL | IFNOTNULL ]==================================================
SYNTAX:
IF<NOT>NULL [varname] [setvarname] [operation] [value] ;
EXAMPLE:
IFNULL JAPANESE JSUPPORT = 1 ;
EXPLANATION:
Checks if the content of [varname] is empty (IFNULL) or not (IFNOTNULL)
[ IFAND | IFNOTAND ]====================================================
SYNTAX:
IF<NOT>AND [varname] [varname] [setvarname] [operation] [value] ;
EXAMPLE:
IFAND FOO BAR FooBar += FOO and BAR are equal to 1 ;
EXPLANATION:
Checks if the content of both varnames are equal to 1 (IFAND) or 0 (IFNOTAND)
[ IFOR | IFNOTOR ]====================================================
SYNTAX:
IF<NOT>OR [varname] [varname] [setvarname] [operation] [value] ;
EXAMPLE:
IFOR FOO BAR FooBar += FOO or BAR is 1 ;
EXPLANATION:
Checks if the content of any of these variables contains 1 (IFOR) or 0 (IFNOTOR)
[ IFEQ | IFNOTEQ ]======================================================
SYNTAX:
IF<NOT>EQ [varname] [value] ; [setvarname] [operation] [value] ;
EXAMPLE:
IFEQ HOST_OS netbsd ; NiceOS = 1 ;
EXPLANATION:
Checks if the content of [varname] is equal to [value].
[ IFEQVAL | IFNOTEQVAL ]================================================
SYNTAX:
IF<NOT>EQVAL [varname] [varname] [setvarname] [operation] [value] ;
EXAMPLE.
IFEQVAL FOO BAR FooEqualToBar = 1 ;
EXPLANATION:
Checks if values of both [varnames] are equal.
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