NOT TRUE_FALSE Operator
The NOT TRUE_FALSE operator returns a value of true if the expression or True/False variable you specify is false.
This operator accepts any expression that evaluates to either true or false and returns the opposite. This can be useful in determining template logic.
| Operator |
Model |
After you drag and drop the model into the script tab: |
Expression returns: |
| NOT |
NOT ⟦TRUE_FALSE⟧ |
Replace ⟦TRUE_FALSE⟧ with an expression that evaluates to a true/false value. |
A true/false value. |
Example
You can use the NOT operator in an IF statement to check if something is NOT the case:
IF tf1
SET textK TO "tf1 is TRUE"
END IF
IF NOT(tf1)
SET textK TO "tf1 is FALSE"
END IF
The following script example further illustrates how the operator works using a true/false variable called tf1 and a text variable called textTE:
ASK tf1
FORMAT ( tf1, "TRUE/FALSE" )
RESULT + " , " + FORMAT ( tf1, "yes/no" )
RESULT + " , " + FORMAT ( NOT( tf1 ), "YES/NO")
SET textTE TO RESULT
If you answer tf1 "Yes", the value of textTE is "TRUE , yes , NO".
If you answer tf1 "No", the value of textTE is "FALSE , no , YES".
Download
After you download the example template, you can import the template to any workspace to see this example code in action.
