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| You can use condition statements in expressions to build dynamic watchfaces. The syntax for a conditional statement is: | You can use condition statements in expressions to build dynamic watchfaces. The syntax for a conditional statement is: | ||
| - | $condition? | + | < |
| - | Following operators are supported for condition: | + | Following operators are supported for a condition: |
| * greater equal >= | * greater equal >= | ||
| * lower equal <= | * lower equal <= | ||
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| * greater > | * greater > | ||
| * equals == | * equals == | ||
| - | * equals | + | * not equals |
| ===== Example ===== | ===== Example ===== | ||
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