6.65 False

Defined in namespace Smalltalk

Category: Language-Data types

I always tell lies. I have a single instance in the system, which represents the value false.

6.65.1 False: basic		(instance)
6.65.2 False: C hacks		(instance)
6.65.3 False: printing		(instance)

6.65.1 False: basic

& aBoolean

We are false -- anded with anything, we always answer false

and: aBlock

We are false -- anded with anything, we always answer false

eqv: aBoolean

Answer whether the receiver and aBoolean represent the same boolean value

ifFalse: falseBlock

We are false -- evaluate the falseBlock

ifFalse: falseBlock ifTrue: trueBlock

We are false -- evaluate the falseBlock

ifTrue: trueBlock

We are false -- answer nil

ifTrue: trueBlock ifFalse: falseBlock

We are false -- evaluate the falseBlock

not

We are false -- answer true

or: aBlock

We are false -- ored with anything, we always answer the other operand, so evaluate aBlock

xor: aBoolean

Answer whether the receiver and aBoolean represent different boolean values

| aBoolean

We are false -- ored with anything, we always answer the other operand

6.65.2 False: C hacks

asCBooleanValue

Answer `0'.

6.65.3 False: printing

printOn: aStream

Print a representation of the receiver on aStream