For the first boolean that reports true, runs the commands that follow.
If no boolean reports true, runs elsecommands or does nothing if elsecommands is not given. When using only one boolean you do not need to surround the entire ifelse primitive and its blocks in parentheses.
If a boolean reports a value other than true or false a runtime error will occur.
ask patches [ ifelse pxcor > 0 [ set pcolor blue ] [ set pcolor red ] ] ;; the left half of the world turns red and ;; the right half turns blue
The reporters may report a different value for different agents, so some agents may run different command blocks. When using more than one boolean you must surround the whole ifelse primitive and its blocks in parentheses. This functionality was added in NetLogo 6.1.
ask patches [ let choice random 4 (ifelse choice = 0 [ set pcolor red set plabel "r" ] choice = 1 [ set pcolor blue set plabel "b" ] choice = 2 [ set pcolor green set plabel "g" ] ; elsecommands [ set pcolor yellow set plabel "y" ]) ]
See also if, ifelse-value.
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