How Do I Make Else-If and Nested If Statements in Gecko?

I know Gecko Codetype 20 is a 32-bit if comparison and I know 28 is a 16-bit if comparison.

Let's say I wanted to have two if statements met before exeucting a code, and otherwise, execute other code. Here's what I'm wanting to do in pseudocode:

Let X, Y, and Z be memory adresses.

Code:


If X = 0x49 and Y = 0x49 then
 Z = 0x1A1
else
 Z = 0xF9
end


Another way to represent this would be:

Code:


If X = 0x49 then
 If Y = 0x49 then
  Z = 0x1A1
 else
  Z = 0xF9
 end
else
 Z = 0xF9
end


How do I represent that in Gecko Code? I have done this properly with a C0 code that works 100% of the time, but I might be able to shorten the code if done in Gecko instead of ASM.

Pretty good question, exactly what crossed my mind before with those "simple" codetypes, so I think you can't do that...
This is rare enough that you would need to resort to ASM.
The codetypes are not a "full" programming language but they cover most use cases.

Bully@WiiPlaza wrote:Pretty good question, exactly what crossed my mind before with those "simple" codetypes, so I think you can't do that...
This is rare enough that you would need to resort to ASM.
The codetypes are not a "full" programming language but they cover most use cases.

Honestly, if the game doesn't freeze from it, it seems that using the C0 Codetype is actually preferably than using the other Gecko Codetypes in most cases. ASM is a lot more versatile. Guess I'll just leave the basic comparisons and basic operations to Gecko codetypes and then let the rest be in ASM. Thanks for telling me it wasn't possible.

I was wanting to do a nested If-statement for a Pokemon XD code, but I already did it with a C0 codetype and released it on the forum. It's as the C0 Codetype bugfix in my Shadow Pokemon code.