Purpose:
Gives the user the ability to easily do an XOR (eXclusive OR) on two boolean operands.  In other words, this function returns a boolean value indicating whether or not only one of the operands evaluates to true.

Version Notes:
This function existed as a standalone function in version 1.0 but became a member of the JX object starting in version 1.1.

Parameters:

Returns:
True is returned if only one of the operands evaluates to true.  Otherwise false is returned.

Example #1:
The code below will prove that XOR can be carried out simply in JavaScript by using JXtension:

var op1 = (Math.round(Math.random()) == 0); var op2 = (Math.round(Math.random()) == 0); var result = JX.xor(op1, op2); alert('When the first operand is "' + op1 + '" and the second is "' + op2 + '", the result of using the XOR operation is "' + result + '".');