The value Linx defaults to when entering debug mode for a boolean parameter is as below.
The documentation is very specific about this, photo below
Hi Ferula,
Thank you for this. I agree the documentation needs to be updated. Will send a request.
Just to give some background, a while ago (probably more than a year or 2 now), Linx was very strict in how to assign Booleans. You had to use lowercase. We did find, however, that a lot of users used different values. That is where that piece of documentation came from.
But, we found that users didn’t read the documentation and the problem continued. Also, between technologies there were different standards, i.e. JSON would be all lowercase, but Python would be Capital.
Linx was then updated to allow the user more freedom in assigning a boolean. It was decided to default the values to the Capitals, i.e. (True and False), but in assignments you can use:
True
=“true”
=true
=True
=“True”
=1
etc.