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	''Explanation of the '''[[!]]''' Operator courtesy Tom Aguilo:''		''Explanation of the '''[[!]]''' Operator courtesy Tom Aguilo:''

	The NOT Operator, '''!''' (negation sign) acts like a toggle operator. It works by extracting the ~~last~~ value on the stack and converting it:		The NOT Operator, '''!''' (negation sign) acts like a toggle operator. It works by extracting the top value on the stack and converting it:

	- to 0 when it is >= 1 or <= -1 (equivalent to logical FALSE, or "zero" )		- to 0 when it is >= 1 or <= -1 (equivalent to logical FALSE, or "zero" )

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	''Explanation of the '''[[!]]''' Operator courtesy Tom Aguilo:''		''Explanation of the '''[[!]]''' Operator courtesy Tom Aguilo:''

	The NOT Operator, ! (negation sign) acts like a toggle operator. It works by extracting the last value on the stack and converting it:		The NOT Operator, '''!''' (negation sign) acts like a toggle operator. It works by extracting the last value on the stack and converting it:

	- to 0 when it is >= 1 or <= -1 (equivalent to logical FALSE, or "zero" )		- to 0 when it is >= 1 or <= -1 (equivalent to logical FALSE, or "zero" )

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	== NOT Operator ! ==		== NOT Operator ! ==
	''Explanation of the '''!''' Operator courtesy Tom Aguilo:''		''Explanation of the '''[[!]]''' Operator courtesy Tom Aguilo:''

	The NOT Operator, ! (negation sign) acts like a toggle operator. It works by extracting the last value on the stack and converting it:		The NOT Operator, ! (negation sign) acts like a toggle operator. It works by extracting the last value on the stack and converting it:

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	- to 0 when it is >= 1 or <= -1 (equivalent to logical FALSE, or "zero" )		- to 0 when it is >= 1 or <= -1 (equivalent to logical FALSE, or "zero" )
	- to 1 when it is > -1 and < 1 (equivalent to logical TRUE, or "not zero" )		- to 1 when it is > -1 and < 1 (equivalent to logical TRUE, or "not zero" )
			From FSDeveloper thread: [[http://fsdeveloper.com/forum/threads/landing-variable.439017/#post-761124]]

	~~Reference [http://fsdeveloper.com/forum/threads/landing-variable.439017/#post-761124~~
	~~/ Tom Aguilo]''~~

	[[Category:Aircraft Design]]		[[Category:Aircraft Design]]
	[[Category:Panel and Gauge Design]]		[[Category:Panel and Gauge Design]]

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	== NOT Operator ! ==		== NOT Operator ! ==
			''Explanation of the '''!''' Operator courtesy Tom Aguilo:''
	Explanation of the ! Operator courtesy Tom Aguilo:

	The NOT Operator, ! (negation sign) acts like a toggle operator. It works by extracting the last value on the stack and converting it:		The NOT Operator, ! (negation sign) acts like a toggle operator. It works by extracting the last value on the stack and converting it:
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	- to 0 when it is >= 1 or <= -1 (equivalent to logical FALSE, or "zero" )		- to 0 when it is >= 1 or <= -1 (equivalent to logical FALSE, or "zero" )
	- to 1 when it is > -1 and < 1 (equivalent to logical TRUE, or "not zero" )		- to 1 when it is > -1 and < 1 (equivalent to logical TRUE, or "not zero" )

			Reference [http://fsdeveloper.com/forum/threads/landing-variable.439017/#post-761124
			/ Tom Aguilo]''

			[[Category:Aircraft Design]]
			[[Category:Panel and Gauge Design]]

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2016-12-26T15:53:45Z

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	The NOT Operator, ! (negation sign) acts like a toggle operator. It works by extracting the last value on the stack and converting it:		The NOT Operator, ! (negation sign) acts like a toggle operator. It works by extracting the last value on the stack and converting it:

	- to 0 when it is >= 1 or <= -1 (equivalent to logical FALSE, or "zero" )		- to 0 when it is >= 1 or <= -1 (equivalent to logical FALSE, or "zero" )
	- to 1 when it is > -1 and < 1 (equivalent to logical TRUE, or "not zero" )		- to 1 when it is > -1 and < 1 (equivalent to logical TRUE, or "not zero" )

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== NOT Operator ! ==

Explanation of the ! Operator courtesy Tom Aguilo:

The NOT Operator, ! (negation sign) acts like a toggle operator. It works by extracting the last value on the stack and converting it:

- to 0 when it is >= 1 or <= -1 (equivalent to logical FALSE, or "zero" )
- to 1 when it is > -1 and < 1 (equivalent to logical TRUE, or "not zero" )