--- stephan beal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i have a suggestion for the if/unless clauses:
>
> Rename them to ifset and unlessset. The reason for this is that they
> have behaviour which is counter-intuitive for most programmers
> in that they work if the var is set to *any* value, regardless of
> the true/false interpretation of the var.
I don't find it counter-intuitive. The if/unless attributes take the name
of a property, not a reference to its value (ie., "foo", not "${foo}") --
nor does setting a property to "true" or "false" mean anything special,
generally, since they're just the strings t-r-u-e and f-a-l-s-e.
Diane
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