Help with Conditional Statements

dreadpiratelynx

Are there "And" or "Or" operators for use in conditional statements? I didn't see any listed in the help file. Also, what exactly is meant by "nesting" conditional statements? I tried something that I think may qualify as nesting that worked, so I'm a little confused. Here is what I did (note that this was just test code to see if it would work, and verify that it was working properly)

Table: Main
Set:roll={1d4}
[when]{$roll}=1[do]True[else][when]{$roll}=2[do]False[else][when]{$roll}=3[do]Maybe[else]DIE![end][end][end] {$roll}

Which resulted in the following:
True 1
False 2
DIE! 4
True 1
Maybe 3

Does the above code not count as nesting? I thought it would since the first conditional isn't completely resolved before the next is introduced.

plugger

Goodaye,

I didn't think you could do this. Interesting.

That's my understanding of what nesting conditional's means as well.

Cheers,
Plugger

NanoEther

I think it's just really messy and difficult to keep track of, very easy to misplace or forget something. It's normally easier to understand and implement a lookup table

Set:roll={1d4}
Table: Main
Type: Lookup
Roll: {$roll}
1: True {$roll}
2: False {$roll}
3: Maybe {$roll}
4: DIE! {$roll}