boolean-label

Defines a label that can be used instead of the value 'true' or 'false' for this element's parent boolean field. This element should normally appear in pairs, one for each boolean value. The parent element may contain several such pairs in different languages. In this case, the xml:lang attribute must be used to specify the language of each boolean-label.

Syntax

<boolean-label
    xml:lang="text"?
    value="(true|false)"
  >
  text
</boolean-label>

Examples

<ui:boolean-label value="true">On</ui:boolean-label>

<ui:boolean-label lang="no" value="false">Av</ui:boolean-label>

Attributes

xml:lang="text" (optional)

The language of the boolean-label. You should use ISO-639 format language IDs. For a complete list of these IDs see http://ftp.ics.uci.edu/pub/ietf/http/related/iso639.txt. Applications are responsible for using this attribute to select the most appropriate language.

value="(true|false)"

Indicates which of the boolean values this boolean-label is to represent.

Allowed values are:

true: This boolean-label represents true.
false: This boolean-label represents false.