Logical Operators Section
Implement logical operators in Blup to perform logical operations and control your app's behavior.
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Implement logical operators in Blup to perform logical operations and control your app's behavior.
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This section encompasses all nodes for logical comparisons between values. There are three major logical operators in Blup:
AND: Returns true if both provided values are true. For example: X<5 AND X<10.
OR: Returns true if any of the provided values is true. For example: X<40 OR X<50.
NOT: Inverts the provided value. For example, if true is provided, it returns false and vice versa.
This node facilitates the implementation of logical AND between two boolean values. It returns true only if both provided values are true; otherwise, it returns false.
A
Input node point for the first boolean value.
B
Input node point for the second boolean value.
Use Run Trigger
Checkbox to add a run function node point to the node. Checking this box displays the function node.
This node implements logical OR between two boolean values. It returns true if either A or B is true; otherwise, it returns false.
A
Input node point for the first boolean value.
B
Input node point for the second boolean value.
Use Run Trigger
Checkbox to add a run function node point to the node. Checking this box displays the function node.
A OR B
Output node providing the result.
This node applies logical NOT to a provided boolean value. It negates the provided value, returning true if the provided value is false, and false if it is true.
A
Input node point for the boolean value.
Use Run Trigger
Checkbox to add a run function node point to the node. Checking this box displays the function node.
NOT A
Output node providing the result.
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