Scott,
empty = 0 --> empty doesn't get parsed
empty * 1 = 0 --> empty gets parsed
tParam gets *parsed* because it is passed on to a handler. Parsed, hence
tParam = 0 --> true.
Just consider this a fact. It may not be entirely logical, but it
isn't too difficult to remember and it is easy to work around.
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On 10 jul 2009, at 00:39, Scott Morrow wrote:
Hello Mark and Jacque,
empty + 0 = 0 is true in the message box
empty = 0 is not true in the message box but the <empty?> parameter
in a script does return true (tParam = 0)
Rats, I'm obviously not getting something. Maybe it's more coffee.
-Scott
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