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boolean_value_type [2013/08/08 03:25]
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boolean_value_type [2013/08/08 03:26]
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 The boolean editor uses a switch marking "​Yes"​ to represent the true value and "​No"​ to represent the value false value. The boolean editor uses a switch marking "​Yes"​ to represent the true value and "​No"​ to represent the value false value.
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-===== Automatic Conversions ===== 
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-  * **Converted from**: [[Double Type]], [[Int Type]], [[Non Negative Int Type]] and [[Positive Int Type]]: non-zero values are converted to True and zero values are converted to False. 
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-  * **Converted to**: [[Double Type]], [[Int Type]], [[Non Negative Int Type]], [[Positive Int Type]] and [[Null Value Type]]: True is converted to one and False to zero. [[String Type]]: True is converted to "​true"​ and False to "​false"​. ​ 
  
 ===== EGO Script ===== ===== EGO Script =====
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 By default, Dinamica EGO writes boolean values using the ''​.yes''/''​.no''​ representation. By default, Dinamica EGO writes boolean values using the ''​.yes''/''​.no''​ representation.
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 +===== Automatic Conversions =====
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 +  * **Converted from**: [[Double Type]], [[Int Type]], [[Non Negative Int Type]] and [[Positive Int Type]]: non-zero values are converted to True and zero values are converted to False.
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 +  * **Converted to**: [[Double Type]], [[Int Type]], [[Non Negative Int Type]], [[Positive Int Type]] and [[Null Value Type]]: True is converted to one and False to zero. [[String Type]]: True is converted to "​true"​ and False to "​false"​. ​
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