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More expressive code
<texcode>
\doifmode {modesmode1, mode2, ...} {contentProcessed if any mode is enabled}\doifnotmode {modesmode1, mode2, ...} {contentProcessed if any mode is disabled}\doifallmodes {modesmode1, mode2, ...} {contentProcessed if all modes are enabled}\doifnotallmodes {modesmode1, mode2, ...} {contentProcessed if all modes are disabled}
</texcode>
The logic for determining when the content is processed is exactly the same as
the conditions are not satisfied (like the <code>\else</code> branch of <code>\if</code>).
<texcode>
\doifmodeelse {modesmode1, mode2, ...} {contentProcessed if any mode is enabled} {altelse this is processed}\doifnotmodeelse {modesmode1, mode2, ...} {contentProcessed if any mode is disabled} {altelse this is processed}\doifallmodeselse {modesmode1, mode2, ...} {contentProcessed if all modes are enabled} {altelse this is processed}\doifnotallmodeselse{modesmode1, mode2, ...} {contentProcessed if all modes are disabled} {altelse this is processed}
</texcode>
