Help/Support How to return the id to TRUE or FALSE?

[ITz_kser 1.6k 1 7.0.3]

Hi

So i know the id can be returned to everything?

But how can i return it to TRUE or FALSE?

Do i simply write

return TRUE; ?

Thanks in advance

[Diversityy 32.4k iPhone 7 Plus 10.2]

Hi

So i know the id can be returned to everything?

But how can i return it to TRUE or FALSE?

Do i simply write

return TRUE; ?

Thanks in advance

I think..

 

Set it to NSNumber then ->             return 1;

[ITz_kser 1.6k 1 7.0.3]

I think..

 

Set it to NSNumber then ->             return 1;

So i want to make TRUE or FALSE not a number

[Diversityy 32.4k iPhone 7 Plus 10.2]

So i want to make TRUE or FALSE not a number

I know, and that's a suggestion.

 

1 can be treated as true, while 0 can be treated as false.

[ITz_kser 1.6k 1 7.0.3]

I know, and that's a suggestion.

 

1 can be treated as true, while 0 can be treated as false.

don't work

[Diversityy 32.4k iPhone 7 Plus 10.2]

don't work

Haha, it was worth a shot. Plus, I don't think you can set a function with -(id) to true or false.

[Amuyea 88.6k iPhone 13 18.7.2]

From tutorial

-(id)coins {
return [NSNumber numberWithInteger:999999];
}
/* id’s can be anything - a number, bool, string, etc. You have to call the correct NSClass to hack it correctly.
These are very rare - I myself have never had to hack one */

My guess might be

 

-(id)coins {
return [NSNumber +numberWithBool:YES];
}

 

 

-(id)coins {
return [NSNumber numberWithBool:YES];
}

YES = TRUE , NO = FALSE

 

or

 

-(id)coins {
return [NSNumber +numberWithBool:1];
}

 

1 = TRUE , 0 = FALSE

Updated December 15, 2015 by Amuyea

[ITz_kser 1.6k 1 7.0.3]

Don't work too

Maybe i can't return it to TRUE or FALSE

[Amuyea 88.6k iPhone 13 18.7.2]

Don't work too

Maybe i can't return it to TRUE or FALSE

Did you try YES/NO? I might have edited the post before you did it

[Chrizk0 25.8k iPhone 12 Mini 16.3.1]

You can't return an ID with statements.

 

It can be a set of numbers, strings, etc.

 

So you have the wrong function, look for something else because ID can only be used like void and integer

Updated December 15, 2015 by Chrizk0