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The Condition Function dropdown list is the function to run. See [[:Category: | The Condition Function dropdown list is the function to run. See [[:Category:Condition Functions|Condition Functions]] for the complete list of script functions that can be used as conditions. | ||
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The OR checkbox is used to determine how a Condition Item is evaluated with the ones that follow it. Consecutive ORs are treated like a single block when evaluating and have order preference over AND. For example, the condition items ( A AND B OR C AND D ) are evaluated as ( A AND ( B OR C ) AND D ) and not ( ( A AND B ) OR ( C AND D ) ). | The OR checkbox is used to determine how a Condition Item is evaluated with the ones that follow it. Consecutive ORs are treated like a single block when evaluating and have order preference over AND. For example, the condition items ( A AND B OR C AND D ) are evaluated as ( A AND ( B OR C ) AND D ) and not ( ( A AND B ) OR ( C AND D ) ). | ||
By applying the distributive and other properties complex expressions can be converted into a list of Condition Items that will evaluate as intended. For example, the expression ((A AND B) OR (C AND D)) can be represented as the list of Condition Items (A OR C AND B OR C AND A OR D AND B OR D). As described above, this evaluates as ((A OR C) AND (B OR C) AND (A OR D) AND (B OR D)) which is equivalent to the initial expression. | |||
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