Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of ConditionalExpr

Timestamp:

05/16/10 11:26:27 (14 years ago)

Author:

hopscc

Comment:

fix typos

ConditionalExpr

@@ -2 +2 @@
 
 A conditional expression is an expression that produces a value that can be (conveniently) construed as a boolean
-true or false value.
-these are used directly in '''if''' and '''while''' flow control statements and the '''assert''' statement
+true or false value.[[BR]]
+These are used directly in '''if''' and '''while''' flow control statements and the '''assert''' statement
 
 Any of following can be used as conditional expressions and produce a '''boolean true''' value.
@@ -10 +10 @@
    * non zero char
    * not nil 
-        * blank strings and empty collections are true (non nil) - must check .length for strings and .count for collections for checking non empty.
+   * blank strings and empty collections are true (non nil) - must check .length for strings and .count for collections for checking non empty.
 
-nillable objects (e.g nillable boolean, nillable int) test true if both non nil and non nil object is 'true' (non false or non zero)
+nilable objects (e.g nilable boolean, nilable int) test true if both non nil and non nil object is 'true' (non false or non zero)
 
 == Examples ==