includepricetrue

includepricetrue is a descriptive term used in software documentation to denote a boolean flag that controls whether prices are included in rendered output. The name implies that when the flag is set to true, price information is displayed; when false, prices are omitted or hidden. The term is not a standard feature of any single framework, but it is representative of a common pattern in template rendering and document generation.

Use cases commonly involve invoice, quote, catalog, or receipt generation. In a sales quote template, enabling includepricetrue causes unit prices, subtotals, and totals to appear, while disabling it leaves price fields blank or substitutes placeholders. The flag is typically read from a data model or configuration store and passed to the rendering engine.

Semantics and naming: includepricetrue is often implemented as a boolean value or a property that maps to showPrice or includePrice. Some systems may support tri-state behavior (true, false, or null) to distinguish explicit omission from missing data. In multilingual or compliance contexts, price display may be controlled independently from other sensitive fields.

History and alternatives: There is no universal standard for the exact name; variants include includePrice, showPrice, or priceVisible. Documentation may describe similar flags under content visibility or price disclosure settings. See also: includePrice, showPrice, priceDisplay, contentVisibility.