TRUE_FALSE = TRUE_FALSE Operator
The TRUE_FALSE = TRUE_FALSE operator returns a value of true if both of the true/false values you specify are true or both are false.
You can use the TRUE_FALSE = TRUE_FALSE operator to form more complex conditions for IF statements. This can be useful in determining template logic.
| Operator | Model | After you drag and drop the model into the script tab: | Expression returns: |
| = | ⟦TRUE_FALSE⟧ = ⟦TRUE_FALSE⟧ | Replace both ⟦TRUE_FALSE⟧ placeholders with expressions that evaluate to either a true or false value that you want to compare the other to. | A true/false value. |
Example
In the following example, the script does something if the True/False variable varTF is false:
IF varTF = FALSE
//do something
END IF