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INVERT almost fixed Dan Hoehnen Sat, 20 Jun 1998 00:01:27 -0400 (EDT)

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I am now using 3.4.013 and the invert command works ok if I stop the "I" 
command right after INVERT, or if I leave the two STATE fields blank.  
For example, the following 2 commands both work fine

i,test true/false,,invert
i,test true/false,,invert,,,0

But, INVERT isn't ignoring the 2 state fields.  If I include either of 
the state fields, the state field must match the state of teh item or it 
will not invert.  For example, if the item is TRUE and I sned the 
following command then it will NOT invert:

i,test true/false,,invert,false

This might be getting a little picky, Mark.  But, you said that the 
INVERT command was supposed to ignore the state fields.  And, the way 
that ace users set this up, it is possible that state info will get 
included unless I check for it and remove it.

Dan Hoehnen                            
dhoehnen@infinet.com                   
He who dies with the most toys, wins! 
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