Return type: Switch
Returns:       True or false.

Syntax

switch expression | switch expression
    

The operator | is a logical operator that evaluates to true if either or both of the operands evaluates to true. If both evaluate to false, then the result of | is also false. If the left-hand operand evaluates to true, the second is not evaluated.

For example:

  do when a < b | c < d
     output "Hello, World!%n"
  done
          

The keyword or is a deprecated form of |.

Related Syntax true, false

Related Concepts Switch data type

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