Hi Tim,
Why would you want to do this? To make a field empty, just put empty
into the field and if you want you can test that it is empty:
put empty into fld 1
put (fld 1 is empty) --> true
This clears the text, the htmlText, the unicodeText and the rtfText of
the field. Why would you want to test that only the htmlText is empty?
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On 3/19/2014 15:02, Tim Bleiler wrote:
On Mar 19, 2014, at 9:39 AM, Klaus major-k wrote:
Are others seeing this and is it a bug?
since <p></p> is in fact the HTML equivalent to "empty/no text" I would not
consider this a bug :-)
Thanks Klaus, I thought I should check on that before putting in a bug report.
It seemed too obvious to have been missed.
It does create an odd condition by Livecode standards however that you can set
the htmlText to empty, then immediately test if the htmlText is empty and it
returns false. I suspect that could confuse some people.
Out of curiosity, do you know how "something" ( <p></p> ) came to be regarded
as equivalent to empty?
Tim
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