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conditional branching makes no difference betwen “” and 0

TextBox_1.text = “”

Is Condition “[TextBox_1.text] == 0

it becomes TRUE

same problem when TextBox just deleted.

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Hi Yasofies,

Since the expressions will be converted to Javascript, the “auto type convertion” feature is also directly inherited from Javascript.

In Javascript, an empty string will be converted to number 0 if you compare it with integer. In order to avoid this kind of problem, the data on the right side of condition should have the right type, like this

Is Condition “[TextBox_1.text] == “0”

The difference is the double quotes, it will avoid converting the string on the left into integer.

#1

thanks, this way it seems to work.

#2

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