Novell EDIRECTORY 8.8 - GUIDE, Руководство пользователя

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For more information on writing declarations, see “Construction Used within Policy Sections” on
page 303 .
11.3.4 Construction Used within Policy Sections
The following statements and constructions can be used, except as noted, in the Selector and
Provider sections of a WAN policy. For more information on how to construct the Declaration
section of a policy, see
“Declaration Section” on page 300 .
Comments
Comments can be indicated by using /* at the beginning of the line and */ at the end. For example:
/* This is a comment. */
Comments can also be distinguished by // at the end of the line before a comment. For example:
IF L2 > L3 THEN //This is a comment.
IF-THEN Statement
IF-THEN statements are used to run a block of declarations conditionally.
Examples:
IF Boolean_expression THEN declarations
END
IF Boolean_expression THEN declarations
ELSE declarations
END
IF Boolean_expression THEN declarations
ELSIF Boolean_expression THEN declarations
END
IF Boolean_Expression THEN
This is the first clause in an IF-THEN statement. The Boolean expression is evaluated for a TRUE
or FALSE result. If it is TRUE, the declarations that immediately follow are run. If it is FALSE,
execution jumps to the next corresponding ELSE, ELSIF, or END declaration.
ELSE
This declaration marks the beginning of declarations that run if all corresponding preceding IF-
THEN and ELSIF statements result in FALSE. For example:
IF Boolean_expression THEN statements
ELSIF Boolean_expression THEN statements
ELSIF Boolean_expression THEN statements
ELSE statements
END