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((System Query Functions))_AD
System Query((Arithmetic Functions))_AD
Query_Lang-SystemFunctions_Arithmetic_IIFIIF_AD
This document is no longer available beyond version 21.0. Information can now be found here: IIF for version 25
Parent page: System Query Functions - Arithmetic Functions
Summary
This is a special purpose construction which contains three queries. The value of the first query (between the opening bracket and the first comma) is evaluated. If that is True, the second query (between the commas) is returned; otherwise, the third query (between the second comma and closing bracket) is returned.
Syntax
IIF(L : Boolean Query , A : Query , B : Query)
L, A, and B are all strings which each specify some Query; L needs to be a Boolean Query (i.e. of a nature that returns either a True or False result).
Example Usage
IsArc And IIF(ArcStopAngle - ArcStartAngle >= 0 , ArcStopAngle - ArcStartAngle Between 30 And 60 , ArcStartAngle - ArcStopAngle Between 300 And 330)
Returns all arcs that have an arc length which is greater than or equal to 30 degrees and less than or equal to 60 degrees. (The arc length property of an arc is an angle which is determined by subtracting its Start Angle property from its Stop Angle property. A complicating consideration is that it is possible for an arc's Stop Angle property to be smaller than its Start Angle property, but this Query correctly evaluates the true arc length property for all possible arc objects.)
IsComponent And IIF(Layer = 'Top Layer' , Rotation <> 0 , Rotation <> 180)
Returns all components that are on the top side of the PCB whose Rotation property is not 0 degrees, and all components that are on the bottom side of the PCB whose Rotation property is not 180 degrees. (Component objects can only reside on the Top signal layer or Bottom signal layer, so any component which is not on the Top signal layer must then be on the Bottom signal layer instead.)