%FALSE
WTSupported in traditional Synergy on Windows
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WNSupported in Synergy .NET on Windows
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USupported on UNIX
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VSupported on OpenVMS
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%FALSE
Return value
%FALSE returns the value 0. (n)
Discussion
%FALSE is a compile-time function that returns a value of 0.
The %FALSE function, like the %TRUE function, helps you clarify the intentions of certain statements. It’s much easier to understand what a statement is doing if you make a reference to the value %FALSE instead of the decimal literal 0.
Examples
The statement
varxy = %false
is logically equivalent to the following:
varxy = 0
Here’s another example:
record trans ,a10 len ,d3 tstmode ,d1, %false proc xcall getlog("TST", trans, len) if (len) then tstmode = %true xcall build_it(tstmode) xreturn end