nullFormat(expression)
Last updated April 07, 2006
Version: 1 | Requires: CF5 | Library: UtilityLib
Description:
I use this in tags such as cfqueryparam when I need to determine if an expression evaluates to true or false. While this is certainly NOT needed as you can use YesNoFormat and plain old # signs with the expression between, it does make the intent more clear.
Return Values:
Returns a boolean.
Example:
<cfoutput>
<cfset q = -9 />
<cfset r = 1 />
<cfset x = 5 />
<cfset y = 2 />
<cfset z = 0 />
#nullFormat(x gt y)#<br>
#nullFormat(x lt y)#<br>
#nullFormat(x eq y)#<br>
#nullFormat(x)#<br>
#nullFormat(y)#<br>
#nullFormat(z)#<br>
#nullFormat(q)#<br>
#nullFormat(r)#<br>
#nullFormat(x * z + y)#
</cfoutput>
Parameters:
Name | Description | Required |
---|---|---|
expression | Expression to evaluate. | Yes |
Full UDF Source:
/**
* A convenience function to determine if an expression evaluates to true or false.
*
* @param expression Expression to evaluate. (Required)
* @return Returns a boolean.
* @author Mike Tangorre (mtangorre@cfcoder.com)
* @version 1, April 7, 2006
*/
function nullFormat(expression) {
if (expression) return true;
return false;
}
Search CFLib.org
Latest Additions
Raymond Camden added
QueryDeleteRows
November 04, 2017
Leigh added
nullPad
May 11, 2016
Raymond Camden added
stripHTML
May 10, 2016
Kevin Cotton added
date2ExcelDate
May 05, 2016
Raymond Camden added
CapFirst
April 25, 2016