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Name	The Global If Argument
Description	The "if:<boolean>" argument is a special meta-argument that is available for all commands, but is more useful for some than others. It is written like: `- stop if:<player.has_flag[forbidden]> # Equivalent to - if <player.has_flag[forbidden]>: - stop` When the if argument is used, the command will only run if the value of the argument is 'true'. The most useful place to have this is a 'stop' command, to quickly stop a script if a condition is true (a player has a flag, lacks a permission, is outside a region, or whatever else). If you need more complex matching, especially using '&&', '\|\|', '==', etc. you should probably just do an 'if' command rather than using the argument. Though if you really want to, you can use tags here like Tag:objecttag.is.to or Tag:elementtag.and or Tag:elementtag.or.
Group	Script Command System
Source	https://github.com/DenizenScript/Denizen-Core/blob/master/src/main/java/com/denizenscript/denizencore/scripts/commands/CommandExecutor.java#L50