[Solved] Conditional menu option not working as intended

[Chekhov]

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menu:
    "Work on creativity": 
        $ Creativity.increase(1)
    "Work on authority":
        $ Authority.increase(1)
    "Work on hacking" if [Hacking.enabled]:
        $ Hacking.increase(1)
        
"[Hacking.enabled] is the current hacking state"

When my code gets to this point, it shows the "work on hacking" option, even though at the bottom the result is "False is the current hacking state"

And it's not a string "False" either.

It's been set here:

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init python:
        class Skill(object):
        def __init__(self, name="Skill_naming_error", enabled = True, start = 0, maximum = 100, minimum = 0):
            self.name = name
            self.value = start
            self.max = maximum
            self.min = minimum
            self.enabled = enabled

	Creativity = Skill("creativity")
        Authority = Skill("authority")
        Hacking = Skill("hacking", False)

How can I get the menu option "Work on hacking" to properly disappear?

I think something goes wrong between renpy/python interaction?

[philat]

In the condition: just Hacking.enabled, not [Hacking.enabled].

[Chekhov]

That fixes it. Thanks. I always have difficulty getting those details right.

[philat]

No problem. It's confusing at first. Remember brackets for interpolation are only inside ren'py strings. Outside of strings brackets mean a list.