Holidays Response Tokens can be used to display some text (including also special characters) if and only if the result of converting many holidays tokens is different from a blank space. This can be used, for example, after a series of holidays tokens such as [1fa][1fâ][1fe][1î] to separate them from the next line, but only if the preceding tokens evaluate to something (see the examples at the bottom of this topic).

The structure of this token is as follows:

a e i o u	Corresponds to the [fa]..[fu] holidays name token.
â ê î ô û	Corresponds to the [â]..[û] holidays symbols token.
à è ì ò ù	Corresponds to the [fâ]..[fû] holidays abbreviation token.
á é í ó ú	Corresponds to the watermark token.
ä ë ï ö ü	Corresponds to the Saints tokens.

ifHol	Checks if any of the tokens referred to by the HolTokList is non-blank.
ifHOL	Checks if all of the tokens referred to by the HolTokList is non-blank.
if~Hol	Checks if none of the tokens referred to by the HolTokList is non-blank (this is the opposite of ifHol, hence the ~ used).
if~HOL	Checks if at least one of the tokens referred to by the HolTokList is blank (this is the opposite of ifHOL, hence the ~ used).

[3ifHol:aeâê:/]	This token will be replaced by a front-slash (/) if the combined result of the tokens [3fa] [3fe] [3â] [3ê] is not blank (ie. if any of these 4 tokens is not blank).
[2ifHOL:aë:, ]	This token will be replaced by a comma and a space, if the result of each one of the tokens [2fa] [2:st_e] is not blank (ie. if all 2 tokens are not blank).
[5if~Hol:aeî:&c]	This token will be replaced by a hard return if the combined result of the tokens [5fa] [5fe] [5î] is blank. This can thus be used to show alternative text when there are no holidays of the specified tokens.