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/****************************************************************************
**
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import QtQuick 2.10
/*!
\qmltype OrOperator
\inqmlmodule QtQuick.Studio.LogicHelper
\since QtQuick.Studio.LogicHelper 1.0
\inherits QtObject
\brief Evaluates two boolean input values and provides the result as output.
The OrOperator type evaluates two boolean inputs, \l input01 and \l input02.
The \l output is evaluated as \c true if either \l input01 or \l input02 is
evaluated as \c true.
Designers can use the Or Operator type in \QDS instead of writing
JavaScript expressions.
\section1 Example Usage
In the following example, we use the checked state of two \l CheckBox
types to determine the checked state of a third one:
\code
Rectangle {
CheckBox {
id: checkBox1
text: qsTr("Check Box 1")
checked: false
}
CheckBox {
id: checkBox2
text: qsTr("Check Box 2")
}
CheckBox {
id: checkBox3
text: qsTr("Check Box 3")
checked: orOperator.output
}
OrOperator {
id: orOperator
input02: checkBox2.checked
input01: checkBox1.checked
}
}
\endcode
\sa AndOperator, NotOperator
*/
QtObject {
id: object
/*!
The first value to evaluate.
*/
property bool input01: false
/*!
The second value to evaluate.
*/
property bool input02: false
/*!
The result of the evaluation.
*/
property bool output: object.input01 || object.input02
}
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