That is actually quite useful.
But it’s not what I meant.
My problem is that I am using a checkbox to show “advanced options” to the user. Normally users will no use them so I hide them by default. But maybe some will might find the need to fill those advanced options.
What I don’t want is to include the boolean value as an argument of the method because I am only using it as a way to hide/show another UI control.
Thus why I am proposing to be able to define an option(noParam: true)for a UI control just to trigger UI visibility of another control but not include its value as an argument in the method.