Logic in Verse

Verse uses logic as the type for Boolean values, which means logic only has two possible values: true and false.

Both true and false are logic literals when you use them in Verse code.

The following is an example of how to create a logic variable named TargetLocked, initialized with the logic literal false:

var TargetLocked : logic = false

var TargetLocked : logic = false

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Logic Operations

The logic type supports query operations and comparison operations.

Query

Query expressions use the operator ? (query) and check if a logic value is true. Otherwise, the expression fails if the logic value is false.

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|  | # Determine whether to show the target-locked icon if a target is locked |
|  | if (TargetLocked?): |
|  | ShowTargetLockedIcon() |