![]() | Description |
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A logical term is an ASM term that evaluates to a boolean value. It can be either a simple or a compound expression. |
![]() | Syntax |
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LogicalTermAST ::= LogicalAndTermAST | LogicalTermAST || LogicalAndTermAST | LogicalTermAST xor LogicalAndTermAST A logical term can be a compound expression, i.e. it can be composed of conjunctive logical terms with a logical OR operation.
The logical OR operator can be either the |
![]() | Warning |
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Note that the evaluation rules of boolean operators changed in the new release to be compliant with its use in Java. |
Defined In: term
Used By: base logical term, check condition, if rule