UESH conditions

What are the UESH conditions?

UESH conditions are expressions that check to see if the target variables satisfy them, and if they do, will return the test as successful.

For example, take "$count eq 5". If the $count variable equals 5, the condition is satisfies. If it doesn't, it isn't satisfied.

[!WARNING] Currently, only the if command supports this feature.

Available conditions

Condition	Syntax	Description
eq	$var eq $var2	The first variable equals the second
neq	$var neq $var2	The first variable doesn't equal the second
les	$var les $var2	The first variable is less than the second
gre	$var gre $var2	The first variable is greater than the second
lesoreq	$var lesoreq $var2	The first variable is less than or equal to the second
greoreq	$var greoreq $var2	The first variable is greater than or equal to the second
fileex	fileex $path	The file exists
filenex	filenex $path	The file doesn't exist
direx	direx $path	The directory exists
dirnex	dirnex $path	The directory doesn't exist
has	$var has $path	The first variable contains the second
hasno	$var hasno $path	The first variable doesn't contain the second
ispath	$path ispath	The first variable is a path
isnotpath	$path isnotpath	The first variable is not a path
isfname	$path isfname	The first variable is a filename
isnotfname	$path isnotfname	The first variable is not a filename
sane	$string1 $hash sane	The first variable's SHA256 hash is the same as the specified hash
insane	$string1 $hash insane	The first variable's SHA256 hash is not the same as the specified hash
fsane	$path $hash fsane	The file's SHA256 hash is the same as the specified hash
finsane	$path $hash finsane	The file's SHA256 hash is not the same as the specified hash