I try to check if a userFunc is NOT true.
It works with ELSE:
[userFunc = user_myfunc]
#function returns true
[ELSE]
#function returns false
[end]
But what I realy want is: (that does not work!)
[userFunc != user_myfunc]
#function returns false
[end]
Is it possible to do something like that?
The reason I want to do it is: I want to check if myfunc is false and myfunc2 is true. Something like this:
[userFunc != user_myfunc] && [userFunc = user_myfunc2]
#user_myfunc returns false & user_myfunc2 returns true
[end]
I solved this problem by adding a "not" parameter to my function.
[userFunc != user_myfunc]
is getting:
[userFunc = user_myfunc(not)]
and in the function itself I do:
if($not=="not") { // $not is the parameter of the function
return !$returnvalue; // so is the parameter set to "not" I return the oposide.
} else {
return $returnvalue;
}
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