Adaptive expressions support the following operator types and expression syntax:
- arithmetic
- comparison
- logical
- other operators and expressions syntax
| Operator | Functionality | Prebuilt Function Equivalent |
|---|
| - | Addition. Example: A + B | add |
| - | Subtraction. Example: A - B | sub |
| unary + | Positive value. Example: +1, +A | N/A |
| unary - | Negative value. Example: -2, -B | N/A |
| - | Multiplication. Example: A * B | mul |
| / | Division. Example: A / B | div |
| ^ | Exponentiation. Example: A ^ B | exp |
| % | Modulus. Example: A % B | mod |
| Operator | Functionality | Prebuilt Function Equivalent |
|---|
| == | Equals. Example: A == B | equals |
| != | Not equals. Example: A != B | not(equals()) |
| > | Greater than. Example: A > B | greater |
| < | Less than. Example: A < B | less |
| > = | Greater than or equal. Example: A >= B | greaterOrEquals |
| <= | Less than or equal. Example: A <= B | lessOrEquals |
| Operator | Functionality | Prebuilt Function Equivalent |
|---|
| && | And. Example: exp1 && exp2 | and |
| || | Or. Example: exp1 || exp2 | or |
| ! | Not. Example: !exp1 | not |
| Operator | Functionality | Prebuilt Function Equivalent |
|---|
| & , + | Concatenation operators. Operands will always be cast to string. Examples: A & B, 'foo' + ' bar' → 'foo bar', 'foo' + 3 → 'foo3', 'foo' + (3 + 3) → 'foo6' | N/A |
| ' | Used to wrap a string literal. Example: 'myValue' | N/A |
| " | Used to wrap a string literal. Example: "myValue" | N/A |
| [] | Used to refer to an item in a list by its index. Example: A[0] | N/A |
${} | Used to denote an expression. Example: ${A == B} | N/A |
${} | Used to denote a variable in template expansion. Example: ${myVariable} | N/A |
| () | Enforces precedence order and groups sub-expressions into larger expressions. Example: (A+B)*C | N/A |
| . | Property selector. Example: myObject.Property1 | N/A |
| \ | Escape character for templates, expressions. | N/A |
