<true>

Perform a set of activities when the condition for an <if> element is true.

Syntax

<if condition="1">
   <true>
     ...
   </true>
   <false>
     ...
   </false> 
</if>

Attribute or Element	Description
name, disabled, xpos, ypos, xend, yend attributes	See “Common Attributes and Elements.”
<annotation> element	See “Common Attributes and Elements.”
Other elements	Optional. <true> may contain zero or more of the following elements in any combination: <alert>, <assign>, <branch>, <break>, <call>, <code>, <continue>, <delay>, <empty>, <flow>, <foreach>, <if>, <label>, <milestone>, <reply>, <rule>, <scope>, <sequence>, <sql>, <switch>, <sync>, <throw>, <trace>, <transform>, <until>, <while>, <xpath>, or <xslt>.

A <true> element is used within an <if> to contain elements that need to be executed if the condition is true.