Can I do ternary in the postlude(s) the same way that I do them int he prelude? In other words have it fire off different calls depending on the say something was evaluated in the prelude?
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Yes. You can include a guard condition on a postlude expression. This works for both explicit event raising and persistant variable modification. The expression following if
can be any valid expression, including functions.
Example:
fired {
raise explicit event "foo" if cheese == 5;
}

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