optTriStateHandle
optTriStateHandle is a component found in certain software development contexts, particularly those involving user interfaces and data management. It functions as a specialized handle that can represent three distinct states: an "on" state, an "off" state, and an indeterminate or neutral state. This tri-state capability distinguishes it from a standard binary toggle, which typically only has two states.
The indeterminate state is particularly useful for indicating a condition where a group of related items are
optTriStateHandle is often employed in graphical user interfaces (GUIs) to manage complex selections or configurations where