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Set Boolean to opposite in VB


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I am fairly new to VB.Net so please bear with me.

I have a situation where a Sub turns things on or off depending on a boolean passed into it. I would like to pass the boolean and use it to set visible (and readonly) properties of controls.

Lets assume valueBoolean = True. Some I want turned on (*.visible = valueBoolean). But there are some in the same Sub that I want turned off (*.visible = THEOPPOSITEOFvalueBoolean). I wanted to use <> (*.visible <> valueBoolean), but that isn't allowed.

I created a simple function called switchBoolean that does this. It finds the value of valueBoolean and returns the opposite (*.visible = switchBoolean(valueBoolean)). This works fine, but is there another way to do this that doesn't need a function call?

Thanks for the help.

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Okay, I don't know VB, but I know Java and C++. You could use it like this.. (*.visible != valueBoolean). So instead of "is equal to", it is "is not equal to".

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Thanks for the post, but in VB, <> is the closest to != in C++ that I can find. From what I can see, setting a boolean to <> does not set a TRUE to FALSE or vice-versa. Booleans must be True or False. It would make sense if it is TRUE, then != TRUE would be FALSE, but it doesn't work that way. Any other sugestions?

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Dragoon was correct.

Try a simple test:

Dim test As Boolean

Dim tester As Boolean

test = True

tester = Not (test)

Works fine, good luck on your program.

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