PRESIDECMS-2613 add complex feature enabled evaluation #1370
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In many scenarios, we need to be able to check whether or not multiple different features are enabled, or whether one feature is not enabled and another is, etc. This change adds support for using operators in our feature string to achieve this wherever we have feature specifications. e.g. in a form, you could now do: ```xml <field name="myfield" feature="!( featureX && featureY ) || featureZ" /> ```
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In many scenarios, we need to be able to check whether or not multiple different features are enabled, or whether one feature is not enabled and another is, etc. This change adds support for using operators in our feature string to achieve this wherever we have feature specifications. e.g. in a form, you could now do:
Supports operators:
||,or,&&,and,!,notplus support for use of parenthesis.