> yes PRINT gives TRUE. > > why that? i thought, i explained it already ;) obtaining hExpression.Value and calling Eval() do the same, you will get the same result. Print prints an expression, this is not limited to a string, even not limited to a variant, because you can print objects, too, but can't convert objects to strings. if you assign the result of Eval() (or hExpression.Value) which is Variant to a string, gambas automatically converts the variant expression to a string. so, it only matters what you do with the value. you Printed one and you assigned the other two a string. this resulted in the expression being printed (gives "True" in terminal) and one being converted to a string (gives the string "T").
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