<not>

<not> is a Logic component that can be used in place of typing not or using the symbol ! to construct boolean conditions.

Attributes and Properties

Attributes for <not>
AttributeTypeValues
allowedErrorInNumbers = "…"number
allowedErrorIsAbsolute = "…"boolean"true" "false"
caseInsensitiveMatch = "…"boolean"true" "false"
expandOnCompare = "…"boolean"true" "false"
includeErrorInNumberExponents = "…"boolean"true" "false"
matchBlanks = "…"boolean"true" "false"
matchByExactPositions = "…"boolean"true" "false"
numPeriodicSetMatchesRequired = "…"integer
numSignErrorsMatched = "…"number
simplifyOnCompare = "…"text"none" "full" "numbers" "numberspreserveorder"
symbolicEquality = "…"boolean"true" "false"
unorderedCompare = "…"boolean"true" "false"
Props for <not name="n">
PropertyType
$n.allowedErrorInNumbersnumber
$n.allowedErrorIsAbsoluteboolean
$n.caseInsensitiveMatchboolean
$n.disabledboolean
$n.expandOnCompareboolean
$n.fixedboolean
$n.fixLocationboolean
$n.hiddenboolean
$n.includeErrorInNumberExponentsboolean
$n.matchBlanksboolean
$n.matchByExactPositionsboolean
$n.numPeriodicSetMatchesRequiredinteger
$n.numSignErrorsMatchednumber
$n.simplifyOnComparetext
$n.symbolicEqualityboolean
$n.texttext
$n.unorderedCompareboolean
$n.valueboolean
$n.valuePreOperatornot

Example: <not> in a <boolean>

The <not> component functions as the boolean operator not or !.


Example: <not> in an <award>

A <not> component is used to construct a boolean condition within an <award>.