If Statement
The If Statement module allows you to create a condition on which the enclosed
modules will get exected or not. This is similar to the conditional statements
seen in the VBScript and other scripting languages. Using the interface you
can compare RoboRealm variables against other variables or values to determine
if the following modules should be executed or not.
Interface
Instructions
1. Specify the variable to test using the dropdown menus. Select [new] to
create a new variable that is not already in the list.
2. Select the appropriate comparison
3. Select the comparison type. The comparison type helps specify how the
comparison is performed. For example, if two strings "100" and "2" are compared
as text "2" will be greater than "100", but if compared as integers
then "100" will be greater than "2".
4. Specify the value to compare to. For variables use the dropdown list. For other
static values such as numbers or strings simply type in the value.
See Also
Set Statement
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