September 2, 200817 yr Get(FoundCount) will return a number of the current found count NOT in front of it returns a boolean result if the the value returned from the found count evaluates to 0 Could also be written Get(FoundCount) = 0 Edited September 2, 200817 yr by Guest
September 2, 200817 yr This is a guess, but it might have to do with the nature of boolean expressions. For many systems, True and False are not just represented by 1 and 0, but rather, 0 is false, and any other value is true. This may be checking for that sort of thing. If the found count is 0, then false, so if Not false, then etc... Basically, if the FoundCount is 0, then TRUE. Though, my theory could be expressed by Get(foundcount) = 0 instead...
September 2, 200817 yr also could be just Not Get(FoundCount) you don't have to wrap the NOT in parentheses
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