In CDX files, an INT8 value representing True or Yes if non-zero, and False or No if zero.
In CDXML files, a enumerated value that may be either yes or no.
Note that this data type actually has a third implied value, 'unknown'. Since CDX and CDXML are both tagged formats, any given property may be omitted altogether from the file. A missing property of this type cannot be assumed to be either true or false.
In CDX files, an INT8 value representing True or Yes if present, and False or No if absent.
Note that properties of this type have zero length in CDX files: the only thing that matters is whether the property is or isn't present in the file. In contrast to the CDXBoolean data type (above), if a property of this type is missing from the CDX file, its value must be assumed to be False or No.
In CDXML files, a enumerated value that may be either yes or no.
See the complete list of CDX data types
