Jim
2009-03-07 15:58 UTC
T works, True does not
F works, and so does False and Nil
Why not True?
owenwengerd
2009-03-07 16:14 UTC
It depends what True is set to. You could (setq True 'T), then it will work, otherwise the symbol True will be NIL.
Jim
2009-03-07 17:08 UTC
Since T is true by lisp and True is just an undefined symbol evaluating to nil unless otherwise set.
Any an symbol evaluating to nil would serve as false.
Best to use t and nil.
Thanks,
Jim