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2.4.6.11.5.2. <boolean_expression>
Collection of operators and operands that evaluate into a Boolean result. The operators can be logical or relational. Depending on the operator, the operand can reference a trigger condition, a counter and a register, or a numeric value. To group a set of operands within an expression, you use parentheses.
Operator | Description | Syntax |
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! | NOT operator | ! expr1 |
&& | AND operator | expr1 && expr2 |
|| | OR operator | expr1 || expr2 |
Operator | Description | Syntax |
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> | Greater than | <identifier> > <numerical_value> |
>= | Greater than or Equal to | <identifier> >= <numerical_value> |
== | Equals | <identifier> == <numerical_value> |
!= | Does not equal | <identifier> != <numerical_value> |
<= | Less than or equal to | <identifier> <= <numerical_value> |
< | Less than | <identifier> < <numerical_value> |
Notes to table:
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- The <boolean_expression> in an if statement can contain a single event or multiple event conditions.
- When the boolean expression evaluates TRUE, the logic analyzer evaluates all the commands in the <action_list> concurrently.