I think one combine boolean conditions sevral ways. Are these all same?
Is there performance reasons or functional reason to choose which one---
or is it no different, only choose for readability?
warn condition = ${if <condition 1>}
condition = ${if <condition 2>}
<do something>
warn condition = ${if and {{<condition 1>}{<condition 2>}}}
<do something>
warn condition = ${if <condition 1>{${if <condition 2>}}fail}
<do someting>
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Is there performance reasons or functional reason to choose which one---
or is it no different, only choose for readability?
warn condition = ${if <condition 1>}
condition = ${if <condition 2>}
<do something>
warn condition = ${if and {{<condition 1>}{<condition 2>}}}
<do something>
warn condition = ${if <condition 1>{${if <condition 2>}}fail}
<do someting>
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