This document contains a list of predefined values used in the SMTC scripting
language.

Logical and Unary Operators

AND:  Logical AND, where both arg1 and arg2 must be true.

OR :  Logical OR, where either arg1 or arg2 must be true.

NOT:  Unary NOR, flips the boolean value of an argument.
Note:  A ! can be used instead.  Ex: !(arg) is NOT(arg)

INV:  Unary NOR, flips all bits of an argument.
Note:  A ~ can be used instead.

XOR:  Logical EXCLUSIVE OR, where the two arguments must be different.
Chart        Arg1       Arg2       Result
             True       True       False
             True       False      True
             False      True       True
             False      False      False


Operators:

Sign: Name

+ Addition                                       1+1=2
- Substraction                                   2-1=1
* Multiplication                                 2*3=6
/ Division   (If arg2 is 0, value REVERTS to 0)  4/2=2, 5/0=0
% Modulus   (Returns remainder)                  5/2=1, 10/7=3

Comparison Operators
==  Equal to
>   Greater than
<   Less than
>=  Greater than or Equal to
<=  Less than or Equal to
!=  Is not equal to


Syntax:

The syntax for an expression is

if( VALUE COMPARISON VALUE LOGICAL VALUE COMPARISON VALUE ...)

An argument is VALUE COMPARISON VALUE
All arguments must be seperated by a LOGICAL

A VALUE is UNARY(VARIABLE/CONSTANT) OPERATOR UNARY(VARIABLE/CONSTANT) etc

An example of a line that works:

if(Salty + 5 < CJ - 24)

A line with unaries:

if(!Salty != INV(CJ)   XOR   NOT(Something) <= ~Somethingelse)

An argument may also consist of one value!  However, the value is assessed like
this:
If the lone value is 0, it is false
If it is not 0, it is true.

if(Salty) //is acceptable, and will execute if Salty != 0 is true

Likewise:

if(!Salty) //Works if Salty == 0