Manual:Verbot Editor Using Conditionals

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Many advanced Verbot capabilities can be achieved with the use of input and output conditionals.

Each Input and Output that you write can have a little snippet of C# that is evaluated before that Input or Output is used. If the code evaluates to true, then then it can be used. If it's false, then the Input or Output are ignored.

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By Randal

One may also use the conditionals box in the input and output windows like so:

vars["fruit"] == "apple"

By putting this in a conditionals text field, it will only allow the output if this condition is true. So in this case:

Output: An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

Condition: vars["fruit"] == "apple"

vars[] is necessary. The name of your variable is always in quotes. So if one has "I eat an [fruit] everyday" as an input, it will always be referenced in the conditions as vars["fruit"].

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