In Tcl, these strings are taken as logical false:
- 0 (the canonical form, like in C)
- no
- off
- false
Also allowed are case-insensitive equivalents (i.e., "FaLSe") as well as the unambiguous abbreviations
n for no,
of for off (but not just
o!), and
f,
fa,
fal and
fals for false. Other numeric forms equivalent to 0 (i.e.,
0.0,
0x0,
0e0, or
0e# or
0e-#).
See also
true,
string is false.