Forums / Developer / How to interpret common boolean value representations?
Piotrek Karaś
Sunday 16 December 2007 3:49:39 am
Hello,
Is there any universal function/method within eZ libraries for interpretation of different representations of boolean values? One that would take a value, for example: 'false', 'disabled', '0', false, 0... and simply return false, etc...
Easy to write, but I don't want to reinvent it. Also, maybe it's a wrong approach, since configuration params may be very context-dependent.
I'd be grateful for any hints!
Thanks,Piotrek
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Kristof Coomans
Sunday 16 December 2007 2:08:20 pm
Hi Piotrek
There doesn't seem to be a direct translation of the empty() PHP function. However, you can easily add empty() to eZ Publish: http://ezpedia.org/wiki/en/ez/phpoperatorlist. Good luck ;)
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Sunday 16 December 2007 2:51:43 pm
Hey Kristof,
Thanks for the reply. I wasn't actually only thinking about detecting empty values, but those, too. If I ever get across what's in my mind, I'll let you know ;)
Meanwhile, quite an interesting thing about PHPOperatorList as well as Wrap operator, even though at this point of my work I don't see a need or will to move too much programming to the presentation/template layer. Still, I will give it a closer look.
Thanks for interesting tip!