Originally posted by: maddysam

what it meant by $=$ in an component rule to an object means??
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

It means, you are validating if the value of the component is equal to itself.
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Originally posted by: maddysam

Thanks for the reply.
But, I hope there might be an other reason/meaning for that rule($=$)
"you are validating if the value of the component is equal to itself" --- generally in these cases we will mention something as , $ = "XYZ" but not $=$ .ii) Also the reason that I am not confident about the explanantion is , what in case of a group if that component rule is assigned to.

Hope you got my understanding and still my query on $=$ remains.

Need some inputs from the forum is there any special meaning in that.
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

$=$ is used in a typetree component rule to stop the Analysis warnings from being generated for that specific component.

For example to stop getting a warning message like below:

"COMPONENT 23 may not be distinguishable from COMPONENT 25 that may
follow in TYPE.....(warning)"

Thanks,
Phil
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Originally posted by: maddysam

Thanks Phil..I got it now.

Cheers,
Maddy
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