Conditions are organized into logical nodes that express the required relationship between conditions or their component nodes.

A condition node can contain both Conditions and other condition nodes.

This allows conditions to be nested in complex tree structures to express elaborate logic.

When starting a new strategy, a first empty condition node is created with the relationship between conditions set to AND.

The Conditions and any other nodes must be inserted within this node.

Each node should be viewed as a sort of folder containing other nodes and conditions.

For a node to be verified, the conditions and nodes within it must meet the logical condition set for that node. For example, if the node is set to AND, all conditions and condition nodes at its top level must be verified.

By double-clicking a node or right-clicking and then choosing the Edit menu item, you can select the logical relationship linking the elements contained in the node.

By setting the AND link, all conditions or nodes at the first level must be verified.

By setting the OR link, at least one of the nodes or conditions at the first level must be verified.

You can set different links by specifying the minimum and maximum number of elements that must be verified for the node to be considered verified.

Logical Negation

You can also select the "Logical Negation" option to perform a NOT on the result of the node's conditions.

By setting the AND condition and activating the logical negation option, the node will be verified if at least one of its components is false (logical NAND operation).

NOT (A AND B) = (NOT A) OR (NOT B)

By setting the OR condition and activating the logical negation option, the node will be verified if all its components are false (logical NOR operation).

NOT (A OR B) = (NOT A) AND (NOT B)