Statement: Condition, Type: Supporting
Record Data
Format: initial-condition-statement Record "record-name" Data { support-condition dest-support-condition }
where
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initial-condition-statement = any valid condition statement that use these identifiers listed below
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record-name = the text name of the data record enclosed in quotation marks " " that will used to reference this record.
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support-condition = if applicable, one or more of any valid series of supporting condition identifiers listed below:
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dest-support-condition = if applicable, any one of the valid destination supporting condition identifiers listed below:
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integer, All Bets, All Outside, All Inside, Record Data, Record Layout, Record Data Index, Record Layout Index, Record Layout Count
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any roulette table layout identifiers
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Description
The Record Data identifier reads the record-name and creates a data record if it does not already exist. When referring to the Record Data, you always identify the data record by its record-name which is inserted between the Record and Data identifiers; i.e. Record "record-name" Data. This instructs the designed system that you are referencing the data field of the record that contains numeric data.
When using the data record in a condition statement, the data value of the Record Data is compared against another supporting condition identifier to produce a logical true or false result. When the outcome of the condition is evaluated as true the program control is passed to the body of the condition block.
For more information, see Data Records.
Example
We want to determine if our win goal have been met by 25 units and if so, display a message to the user and stop the session. If the data value of record win goal has exceeded 25 units, the condition statement will be evaluated as true and the action statements will be executed. The following example will perform this task.
| Example Title |  Copy Code |
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While Record "win goal" data > 25 units begin Display "You have reached your win goal." Stop Session end |
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