Is there a way to determine if all four values of insetSpacing are 0?

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Like this:

If all four values are 0, I modify it.

Otherwise, if the first value is greater than 0, I don't modify it.

m1bCorrect answer

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@dublove Exactly as @Manan Joshi rightly said a better way is to be direct, not hidden type coercion:

if (
    textFramePreferences.insetSpacing[0] === 0
    && textFramePreferences.insetSpacing[1] === 0
    && textFramePreferences.insetSpacing[2] === 0
    && textFramePreferences.insetSpacing[3] === 0
) {
    // do something
}

dubloveAuthor

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Got it, thanks.
if(textFramePreferences.insetSpacing == “0,0,0,0”)

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Manan Joshi

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This works but you should understand what it is doing and this may not be the best way to do such comparisons. Here the array is being converted into a string and then compared to the other string constant that you have. The conversion is done automatically for you. A better and more reliable way in generic terms would be to explicitly match all the index values.

-Manan

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-Manan

dubloveAuthor

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Hi @Manan Joshi

For example, I want to determine whether the top margin value is 2.
Is this possible?

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