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Each ACS function is nothing more than a single character, most often followed by a parameter afterwards that supplements the function. | Each ACS function is nothing more than a single character, most often followed by a parameter afterwards that supplements the function. | ||
- | In addition to this basic function and parameter system, ACS can use parenthesis to force an order of evaluation, and also has the typical Boolean operators AND OR NOT that can be used along with them. Let's look at one example of a more complex ACS before we move on: | + | In addition to this basic function and parameter system, ACS can use parenthesis to force an order of evaluation, and also offers |
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+ | OS - This command is true when the user is connected via a | ||
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OV - This command returns True if the user has validated their | OV - This command returns True if the user has validated their |
access_control.txt · Last modified: 2024/03/03 03:20 by avon