Closed anzhihun closed 10 years ago
Because userSettings.case is 'false', it is a string. So it is not equal to the false of boolean. The code "settings.case !== false" is always true.
As long as you use false, with out ", it will work so I think it's just a typo in the readme. Will update. Thanks for reporting it!
Because userSettings.case is 'false', it is a string. So it is not equal to the false of boolean. The code "settings.case !== false" is always true.