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MiniRobotLanguage (MRL)
IOS. Conditional Statement
If Operating System
Intention
Conditional Statement. Test if the actual system meets the OS criteria you can specify. This way you can tell your script to do something else on different OS.
Usage is very simple. You just write IOS. and the OS you want to test for.
IOS.Win7
DBP. We are in Windows 7!
EIF.
Also, you can specify multiple OS you want to support. In this case you just write them all separated by a comma.
IOS.WinXP,Vista,Win2K
DBP. We are here.
EIF.
But life is not always so simple. Maybe your script will only run on anything below Windows Vista? In this case you just write
IOS.<Vista
DBP. We are below Windows Vista
EIF.
And if Windows Vista is included, you can add a "=".
IOS.<=Vista
DBP. We are below Windows Vista or in Vista.
EIF.
All of these features can be combined, for those seldom cases when needed. In this case Windowx XP and WIndows Vista would not be served.
IOS.=>Win7,<Win2K
DBP. We are not in WinXP.
EIF.
Also instead of writing a OS-Name, you can use the OS number (below) and prefix it with a #Sign. Like this.
IOS.<#11
DBP. We are below Windows Vista
EIF.
You can also use the command to check if the OS is x64 or not. Please do not combine this with other features:
IOS.x64
DBP. Yes its x64
EIF.
The negative Form of this statement is NOS.
Syntax:
IOS.P1
' Block is executed if condition is met.
ELS.
' Block is executed if condition is not met.
EIF.
Parameter Explanation:
P1 - (optional) can be:
For Windows 2000:
"windows 2000","w2k","win2000","win2k","w2000"
For Windows XP:
"winxp","wxp","xp","windows xp","win xp"
For Window 2003:
"windows 2003 server","ws2003","w2003"
For Windows Vista
"windows vista","vista"
For Windows 7:
"windows 7","w7","win7"
For Windows 8:
"windows 8","w8","win8"
For Windows 9:
"windows 9","w9","win9"
For Windows 10:
"windows 10","w10","win10"
For Windows 3.1:
"windows 3.1","w31"
For Windows 95:
"windows 95","win95","w95"
For Windows 98:
"windows 98","win98","w98"
For Windows ME:
"windows me","winme","me"
For Windows NT 3:
"windows nt 3","win nt3","nt3"
For Windows NT 3.1:
"windows nt 3.1","win nt31","nt31"
For Windows NT 4:
"windows nt 4","nt4","win nt4"
For any Windows NT:
"windows nt","nt","win nt"
For any Windows 9x:
"windows 9x","win9x","9x","w9x"
You can prefix the OS version with these Signs:
> - later then
= - equal
< - earlier then
to specify that all OS versions before or after an specified OS version are Ok.
IOS.<=Win7
DBP. We are under Win7 or below!
EIF.
You can also specify a number for the OS. In that case prefix the number with a "#". Do not use spaces between the number and the "#".The syntax is #(number of OS).
Here are the numbers for the OS-versions.
1 - Windows 3.1
2 - Windows 95
3 - Windows 98
4 - Windows ME
5 - Windows NT 3
6 - Windows NT 3.1
7 - Windows NT 4
8 - Windows 2000
9 - Windows XP
10 - Windows 2003
11 - Windows Vista
12 - Windows 7
13 - Windows 8
14 - Windows 9
15 - Windows 10
For example: #9 will be Windows XP.
#12 would be Windows 7.
' You could write
IOS.#12,#9
PRT. We're running Windows 7 or WinXP!
EIF.
' which is functional the same like if you write
IOS.Win7,XP
PRT. We're running Windows 7 or WinXP!
EIF.
You can use this special feature to check if you are running under WOW64 (x64 Windows)
IOS.x64
DBP. We are running on a x64 OS.
EIF.
Example:
'**********************************************
' IOS-Example
'**********************************************
'
IOS.VISTA,XP
MBX. We're running VISTA or WinXP!
EIF.
'-------------------------
END.
'**********************************************
' IOS-Example
'**********************************************
'
GOS.x64
DBP.$$000
DBP.$$000
IOS.x64
DBP.Ja
EIF.
ENR.
Remarks:
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Limitations:
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See also: