Nesting Statement?

[PrinceOfKenshin]

Does the elseif statement work as a nesting statement? Here is an example it is nothing just showing kinda what i mean.

PHP Code:

Function onCreated(){
if (rawr ==rawr){
blah;
} elseif (rawr == 2){
woot;
} elseif (rawr == 5){
woot;
} 


The way it works is which ever if statement is true it will run first without stopping to look at the others

[Inverness]

The answer is yes.

if can be used after else but they're not joined like you're doing.

PHP Code:

function onPlayerChats() {
  if (player.chat == "/reconnect") {
    System.reconnect();
    player.chat = "";
  }
  else if (player.chat == "/disconnect") {
    System.disconnect();
    player.chat = "";
  }
  else {
    player.chat = "ZOMG TEXT";
  }
} 


[PrinceOfKenshin]

Thanks i wasn't sure if it was true. Because i know in Visual Basics it works like that and makes things easier = )

[zokemon]

Actually nesting is like this:

PHP Code:

if (blah == blah) {
  if (foo == bar) {
    doFooBar();
  }
  else if (a == b) {
    doFoolessBar();
  }
}
else {
  doOtherthings();
} 


Notice the

PHP Code:

  if (foo == bar) {
    doFooBar();
  }
  else if (a == b) {
    doFoolessBar();
  } 


is nested inside the

PHP Code:

if (blah == blah) { 


?