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Latest revision as of 10:18, 13 September 2007
| ⇒ | A constant that represents boolean false.
The constant #false is used to assign or compare a variable or an expression with the boolean false value. Internally, #false is represented by the integer value 0. |
Example
if #false display ok This will never be displayed if #true display ok This will always be displayed
Related Functions
| True |
See Also
Constant
- Constant system variables represent characters that are used as tokens within the EasyUO language itself, or characters that would not normally be parsed properly by EasyUO.
| #dot | ⇒ | A constant that represents the dot character |
| #false | ⇒ | A constant that represents boolean false |
| #smc | ⇒ | A constant that represents the semicolon character |
| #spc | ⇒ | A constant that represents the space character |
| #true | ⇒ | A constant that represents boolean true |
