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### Condition Syntax
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Every comparison has to be started and closed with < >
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Example:
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Every comparison has to be started and closed with `< >`.
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- <Number==5>
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Example: `<Number==5>`
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The following operators can be used for comparison:
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The following operators can be used for comparisons:
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- =
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- !
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- <
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- >
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- `=`
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- `!`
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- `<`
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- `>`
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So that means you can use these combinations:
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You can also use the following combinations:
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- ==
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- !=
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- <=
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- >=
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- `==`
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- `!=`
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- `<=`
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- `>=`
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You can also start with an exclamation mark to inverse the used condition:
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You can also start with an exclamation mark to inverse the used condition: `<!ConditionName>`
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<!ConditionName>
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Combining multiple comparisons is possible with the keywords `and`, `or`, and `not` (`not` will be translated to `and not`).
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Combine multiple comparison is possible with the keywords and, or and not ("not" will be tranlated to "and not")
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Couple of examples:
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Examples:
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- <Number==5>and<String==Test>
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- <Number==5>not<ConditionName> this can also be written like this <Number==5>and<!ConditionName>
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- <String==Test>or<Discreet==Disconnected>
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- `<Number==5>and<String==Test>`
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- `<Number==5>not<ConditionName>`
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This can also be written like this: `<Number==5>and<!ConditionName>`
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- `<String==Test>or<Discreet==Disconnected>`
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Any of the monitors can be used in a condition.
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Conditions can be reused inside other conditions.
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To make use of the static variables you have to prefex your name with @
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- <Number==@StaticNumber>
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To make use of the static variables, prefix the name with `@`: `<Number==@StaticNumber>`

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