x.isKnown() seems to return a boolean, so, I think you can do this:
<logic:equal name="x" property="known" value="true">
...
</logic:equal>
Hope it helps
Patrice
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Subject: How can I use <logic:...> for properties such as isKnown() ?
> Hi,
>
> is it possible to use <logic:...> for properties such as isKnown()? I
would
> like to rewrite the code as follows:
> <% is (x.isKnown()) { %>
> ....
> <% } %>
>
> Zsolt
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