Features       Ask DevGuru       ASP Resources       Find the Bug       Knowledge Base       Links       Tips of the Week       Tutorials   Products       dgCalendar       dgCharge New!       dgChart New!       dgFileUpload       dgReport New!       dgSort       dgTree   Site       Authoring       Coming Soon       DevGuru Resume       Link to Us       Merchandise       Sponsorships       Testimonials       What's New   Technologies       ADO 2.6       ASP       CSS2       HTML       JavaScript       Jet SQL       Transact-SQL Syntax       VBScript       WML       WMLScript       WSH       XML DOM                All Operators OPERATOR:  Imp Implemented in version 1.0   Imp   The Imp operator is used to perform a logical implication on two expressions, where the expressions are Null, or are of Boolean subtype and have a value of True or False.   The Imp operator can also be used a "bitwise operator" to make a bit-by-bit comparison of two integers. If both bits in the comparison are the same (both are 0's or 1's), then a 1 is returned. If the first bit is a 0 and the second bit is a 1, then a 1 is returned. If the first bit is a 1 and the second bit is a 0, then a 0 is returned.   The order of the expressions is important.   Code: <% =True Imp True %> <% =True Imp False %> <% =False Imp True %> <% =False Imp False %>   <% =True Imp Null %> <% =Null Imp True %> <% =False Imp Null %> <% =Null Imp False %> <% =Null Imp Null %>   Output: True False True True   (Null output) True True (Null output) (Null output)   Code: <% AnyExpression = True %> <% SomExpression = False %> <% =AnyExpression Imp SomeExpression %>   Output: False Copyright 1999-2001 by Infinite Software Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved. Trademark Information