Javascript/Ember - Toggle Boolean Value of Variable

Question

I know that there is the .set() method to set a boolean to true or false but I want to know if there a method like .set() except it Toggles the value of a boolean.

In this case the boolean isEditing is being set to 'true'.

isEditing:false, actions: {   edit: function(category){     category.set('isEditing', true);     console.log(this.get('isEditing'))   }, } 

Here is the html

{{#if isEditing}}   <div class="category-text">      {{view Ember.TextField valueBinding=name action="turnOffEditMode"}}   </div> {{else}}   <div class="category-text">      {{#linkTo 'category' this}}       {{name}}     {{/linkTo}}   </div> {{/if}}   

Answer 1

this.toggleProperty('propertyName'); 

Edit: jsbin for proof

Answer 2

isEditing:false, actions: {     edit: function(category){         category.set('isEditing', !category.isEditing);         console.log(this.get('isEditing'))     }     toggleEditing : function(category){     } } 

Toggling the boolean value is what you need. Or yu can change your function like below.

isEditing:false, actions: {     toggleEditing : function(category){         category.set('isEditing', !category.isEditing);         console.log(this.get('isEditing'));     } }