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LOTUSSCRIPT LANGUAGE

Logical Operators
You use the logical operators And, Or, Xor, Eqv, and Imp to perform two kinds of operations:

Bitwise
Compares the bits in the binary representation of two numeric values and returns a new number derived from that comparison.
For example:
' Calculate the logical product of binary 10 and 11 ' and display the result in binary representation. Print Bin$(2 And 3) ' Output: 10
Boolean
Tests the truth value of a two-operand expression and returns a value of True (-1), False (0), or NULL. LotusScript compares the bits in the binary representation of the truth values for each operand and returns a value derived from that comparison.
For example:
Dim anInt% As Integer anInt% = 5 Print (anInt% > 2) And (anInt% < 10) ' Both operands are True. ' Output: True Print CInt((anInt% > 2) And (anInt% < 10)) ' Output: True Print CInt(True And True) ' Output: True

You use the logical operator Not to perform the same sorts of operations on expressions consisting of a single operand. Not reverses the values of the bits in the binary representation of its operand.

For example:

Print Bin$(Not 3) ' Output: 11111111 11111111 11111111 11111100

Print Bin$(Not False) ' Output: 11111111 11111111 11111111 11111111 Print (Not True) ' Output: 0

See Also

Expressions and Operators

Bitwise Operators

Boolean Operators

Overview of expressions and operators

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