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On 13 November 2013 06:41, Kurt Cagle <kurt.cagle@gmail.com> wrote:
For anyone wondering how it look wen a Black River meets a Brown River: http://i.imgur.com/biLWdoE.jpg For a C programmer, false is false, but the string "false" is true. So <data>false</data> is true or false depending on interpretation. If represents the string "false", then is true, but if it represents the boolean false, is false. C programmers make a assumption about data, != 0 is true. ==0 is false. In spanish, you can write Hombre/Mujer as H/M, but also as Varon/Hembra V/H, or as Femenino/Masculino F/M, so if you find <genero>M</genero> without any other information, that can be a women, or a men. <data>false</data> this is true or false <genero>M</genero> this can be "Mujer" or "Masculino"
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