ift

NAME
     ift - Compares two values and returns a value based on the result

SYNOPSIS
     ift (CONDITIONAL STATEMENT)RESULT IF TRUE, RESULT IF FALSE -delimit [DELIMITER] -redirect [REDIRECT]

EXAMPLES
     ift (16<23)yub,nub
         (This would return "yub" because 16 is less than 23)
     
     ift (abcdefg<>abcdefg) yub, nub
         (This would return "nub" because the two values are equal, thus failing the test)
     
     ift (100<=100)http://www.google.com -redirect true
         (This would redirect to the the Google website.)
     
     ift (100<=100)http://www.google.com -redirect false
         (This would return the Google URL as a string.)

DESCRIPTION
     Compares two values and returns a result depending on the result of the comparison.
     
     RESULT IF FALSE, -REDIRECT and -DELIMIT are optional parameters
     
     The conditional statement should be formatted like: VALUE1>VALUE2
     
     Possible conditional operators are:
         >    - greater than
         <    - less than
         >=   - greater than or equal
         <=   - less than or equal
         ==   - equal to
         <>   - not equal to
     
     The '-redirect' parameter can be set to True or False. It defaults to False. If set to True
     and the result of the command begins with "HTTP" then the the command will attempt to
     redirect the user to the web site.
     
     The '-delimit' parameter can be used to change the value that separates RESULT IF TRUE and
     RESULT IF FALSE. It defaults to a comma (,).

NOTES
     This command should be functionally identical to 'ifThen'. The only difference is the
     syntax used.

AUTHOR
     Allen Ormond - aormond (at) gmail (dot) com