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Enumeration: YesNoValue

Represents boolean choices in a standardized format.

YesNoValue provides a consistent way to represent boolean choices throughout the configurator, making configuration options more clear.

Using this enum instead of raw boolean values provides several benefits:

  • Consistent serialization format in APIs and storage
  • Self-documenting value patterns in configuration files
  • Integration with systems that don't support native booleans
  • Potential for future expansion beyond binary choices if needed

Enumeration Members​

NO​

NO: "NO"

Negative value, equivalent to boolean false.

Used to disable features, hide UI elements, or indicate negative configuration states. In UI displays, typically represented by unchecked checkboxes, toggle switches in the "off" position, or explicit "No" options in radio button groups.

YES​

YES: "YES"

Affirmative value, equivalent to boolean true.

Used to enable features, show UI elements, or indicate positive configuration states. In UI displays, typically represented by checkboxes, toggle switches in the "on" position, or explicit "Yes" options in radio button groups.