Jeffry Houser wrote:
> >Note: never, ever compare boolean expressions to 0 or 1 (or false /
> >true), especially to 1 (true). <cfif f(x)> is not always equivalent to
> ><cfif f(x) eq true> - precisely because people can be lazy about mixing
> >numbers with real booleans.
>
> I am completely confused by this.
> What should you compare Boolean Expressions to if not False /
> True or 0 / 1 ?
I would assume that Sean meant to never do something like:
<CFSET myBool = true>
<CFIF myBool EQ true>
...
</CFIF>
When instead, you can go with:
<CFIF myBool>
...
</CFIF>
But, that's just my interpretation 8^).
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