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Default = f.@default == &quot;yes&quot;<br />
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--&gt;<br />
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Default = (f.@default == &quot;yes&quot;)<br />
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--&gt;<br />
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if (f.@default == &quot;yes&quot;) then Default = true else Default=false
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Yes, I understand C#.<br />
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I was asking about the @ in front of default.
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Thanks. I now remember I used to know that :)
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Default is a boolean but I am confused by the @ in front of &quot;default&quot;.<br />
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Is that just the variable name?<br />
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It follows this line:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; [System.Xml.Serialization.<wbr />XmlAttribu<wbr />teAttribut<wbr />e()]<br />
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Thanks.
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Default is a boolean but I am confused by the @ in front of "default".

Is that just the variable name?

It follows this line:
        [System.Xml.Serialization.XmlAttributeAttribute()]

Thanks.

What dos this syntax mean: Default = f.@default == &quot;yes&quot;

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What dos this syntax mean: Default = f.@default == &quot;yes&quot;

What dos this syntax mean: Default = f.@default == "yes"