Well, I just showed that code as a sample that I use EMPTY() function in order to check the value and do not depend on the type of value, that's all.
>Nick,
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>But that makes all your IFs inverted logic
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>if ( empty( this.Value ) )
> * false value/unchecked code
>else
> * true value/checked code
>endif
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>as a personal choice I think this is clearer:
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>if ( this.Value )
> * true value/checked code
>else
> * false value/unchecked code
>endif
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>plus it avoids the expense of a function call.
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>>FWIW, I always check my checkboxes values in code with IF EMPTY(mycheckbox.value), so it does not matter at all what whether it is logical or numeric. (BTW, I do not use NULL values for checkboxes - never had to.)
Nick Neklioudov
Universal Thread Consultant
3 times Microsoft MVP - Visual FoxPro
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