Attributes for the <equals> Boolean Operator

The <equals> operator has the following attributes:

• value1 – A required attribute that is a value to be compared. This attribute can reference simple substitution variables.

• value2 – A required attribute that is the value to be compared. This attribute can reference simple substitution variables.

• exact – An optional attribute of type boolean, which is true if a case-sensitive match should be performed, false otherwise. Defaults to false.

Example 2–8 Using the <equals> Boolean Operator

The following examples show how <equals> is used and the results:

• The following statement evaluates to true.

  <equals value1="True" value2="true"/>

• The following statement evaluates to false.

  <equals value1="True" value2="true" exact="true"/>

• The following statement evaluates to true.

  <equals value1="apple" value2="apple" exact="true"/>

• The following statement evaluates to false.

  <equals value1="apple" value2="orange"/>

• The following statement evaluates to true if var1 is equal to var2.

  <equals value1=":[var1]" value2=":[var2]"/>