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jellis00
- 11th November 2009, 06:45
I have encountered some PBPro code that has an exclamation point in front of some of the declared variables. I find no definition of that syntax in the PBPro manual. For example: IF !Plugged THEN

Can anyone tell me what the exclamation point means?? I see it used on the variable in the code contained in an INCLUDE file and not used in the main code for the same variable name.
Darrel Taylor
- 11th November 2009, 07:49
IF NOT Plugged THEN

It's listed under "Logical Operators".
Page 43 in the latest manual.
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jellis00
- 11th November 2009, 16:02
IF NOT Plugged THEN

It's listed under "Logical Operators".
Page 43 in the latest manual.
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Thanks, Darrel. I feel stupid to not have found that. I looked right over it. I now understand the logic of your code better.