Coverting 0,1 Integer to Boolean

Targets macOS
1

Is it possible to use code to convert a integer (0 or 1) to it’s corresponding boolean value?

EDIT: The code:

[code]Dim s1 As Shell
s1 = New Shell
#If TargetMacOS Or TargetLinux Then
s1.Execute(“defaults read com.company.app whatevervalue”)
#Endif

If s1.Result = “1” then
me.InitialValue=“Mode 1”
me.AddRow(“Mode 2”)
else
me.InitialValue=“Mode 2”
me.AddRow(“Mode 1”)
end if[/code]

EDIT 2:
The value returned from my shell command will be 0 or 1, so I just wanna convert that to Boolean for use in If Then statement.

2 
myBool = if(myInt = 1, true, false)
3

This code:

[code]Dim s1 As Shell
s1 = New Shell
#If TargetMacOS Or TargetLinux Then
s1.Execute(“defaults read com.company.app whatevervalue”)
#Endif

Dim booly as Boolean
booly = if(s1.Result = 1, true, false)

If booly = true then
me.InitialValue=“Mode 1”
me.AddRow(“Mode 2”)
else
me.InitialValue=“Mode 2”
me.AddRow(“Mode 1”)
end if[/code]

Gives me the error

[quote]Type Mismatch Error. Expected String, but got Int32
booly = if(s1.Result = 1, true, false)[/quote]

4

Whatever. I resolved it and just used a button and called it toggle modes instead of using a popup menu.

5

Even easier:

myBool = myInt = 1
6

[quote=234337:@Eric Williams]Even easier:

myBool = myInt = 1

Thanks for replying, but as I said, I’ve resolved it.
Cheers,
Julian

7

That’s because the return value from Shell is a string and not an Integer. The code I had provided was set up for an Integer.

[quote=234337:@Eric Williams]Even easier:

myBool = myInt = 1

Orly? I’ll have to try that sometime.