Boolean: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 17:02, 10 February 2021

Description:
A Boolean can either be true or false. Note that Booleans are real types in the scripting language.

In config.cpp (addons), a boolean is simply a poetic licence, a convenience, for a zero/non zero integer.

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-=Boolean Type=
+'''Description:'''<br>
-Boolean ([[true]] or [[false]]).
+A [[Boolean]] can either be [[true]] or [[false]].
+Note that Booleans are '''real''' types in the scripting language.
-If left unmolested true and false are "strings";
-In the scripting language (sqf/sqs) this is fine. The variable is [[compared]] as a string "true" or "false" or "bananas"
-in config.cpp you need to first declare them for what they really are
- #define true 1
- #define false 0
+In config.cpp (addons), a boolean is simply a poetic licence, a convenience, for a zero/non zero integer.
 [[Category: Data Types]]