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cfl_ch_2-the_cfl_language [2019/02/20 10:51]
kcifreo 		cfl_ch_2-the_cfl_language [2021/05/09 19:45] (current)
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-CFL treats Booleans as a special case of the number type mentioned already. Zero (0) is considered NO or FALSE, whereas one <sup>((1)))</sup>  is considered to be YES or TRUE.+CFL treats Booleans as a special case of the number type mentioned already. Zero (0) is considered NO or FALSE, whereas one ((1)) )</sup>  is considered to be YES or TRUE.
  
 **DateTime Types** **DateTime Types**
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 |   ||Greater Than||"Red" > "Apple"|| |   ||Greater Than||"Red" > "Apple"||
 |>||Greater Than or Equal To||   || |>||Greater Than or Equal To||   ||
 +|InList[]||Acts like the IN operator in SQL|| Order.StatusText InList ["WIP", "Built", "Sale"]  ||
  
 **Boolean Operators** **Boolean Operators**
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 |AND||Logical AND||  False|| |AND||Logical AND||  False||
 |NOT||Negation||( Not (3 4) ) True|| |NOT||Negation||( Not (3 4) ) True||
-|OR||Logical OR||<sup>((2)))</sup>  True|| +|OR||Logical OR||((2)) )</sup>  True|| 
-|XOR||Logical XOR||<sup>((3)))</sup>  True||+|XOR||Logical XOR||((3)) )</sup>  True||
  
 **DateTime Operators** **DateTime Operators**
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 * **maxloops**. This optional identifier sets a maximum number of loops that the loop will perform. If this limit is reached, execution automatically moved to the line of CFL following the loop. * **maxloops**. This optional identifier sets a maximum number of loops that the loop will perform. If this limit is reached, execution automatically moved to the line of CFL following the loop.
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