Timur Maryin writes:
>On 18-Jun-18 20:40, Phil Shafer wrote:
>> "!" and "not" are identical. The "!" is just syntactic sugar that
>> turns "! x " into "not(x)", as you can see in the code:
>Was it always like this?
Yup. SLAX is all about syntactic sugar. Well, mostly, anyway.
There are extensio
Hi Phil,
On 18-Jun-18 20:40, Phil Shafer wrote:
"!" and "not" are identical. The "!" is just syntactic sugar that
turns "! x " into "not(x)", as you can see in the code:
Was it always like this?
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On Mon, Jun 18, 2018 at 9:40 PM Phil Shafer wrote:
>
> Martin T writes:
> >Oh, yes. I forgot the not() function. I made a small comparison
> >between not(), jcs:empty() and ! using five data types in SLAX:
>
> "!" and "not" are identical. The "!" is just syntactic sugar that
> turns "! x " into "
Martin T writes:
>Oh, yes. I forgot the not() function. I made a small comparison
>between not(), jcs:empty() and ! using five data types in SLAX:
"!" and "not" are identical. The "!" is just syntactic sugar that
turns "! x " into "not(x)", as you can see in the code:
https://github.com/Juniper/
Hi!
> There is not() :
Oh, yes. I forgot the not() function. I made a small comparison
between not(), jcs:empty() and ! using five data types in SLAX:
1) False boolean value:
As expected "not( $boolean )" returns true. Also, the "jcs:empty(
$boolean )" returns true because jcs:empty() always co
Hi Martin,
There is not() :
https://www.juniper.net/documentation/en_US/junos/topics/reference/scripting/junos-script-automation-function-xslt-not.html
On 14-Jun-18 23:39, Martin T wrote:
Hi!
I have quite often used "!" negation operator familiar from other
languages. For example:
/* If
Hi!
I have quite often used "!" negation operator familiar from other
languages. For example:
/* If string does not match the pattern, then terminate the script. */
if ( ! jcs:regex( $pattern, $string ) ) {
terminate 'Invalid input string!';
}
However, I have not found this method in the of
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