Change "is not" to "!=" when checking literals

[KianKhadempour]

In a most widget files is not is used to check the error against an empty string (''). This doesn't work all the time to my knowledge, so it is best to replace it with "!=", which is an equality check.

Example

Before:

def syncUiState(self, state: FormField):  # type: ignore
        self.widget.setValue(state['value'])  # type: ignore
        self.error.SetLabel(state['error'] or '')
        self.error.Show(state['error'] is not None and state['error'] is not '')

After:

def syncUiState(self, state: FormField):  # type: ignore
        self.widget.setValue(state['value'])  # type: ignore
        self.error.SetLabel(state['error'] or '')
        self.error.Show(state['error'] is not None and state['error'] != '')
#       --------------------------------------------------------------^^----

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[elad-eyal]

isn't it enough to write

self.error.Show(bool(state['error']))

?

[KianKhadempour]

That seems to work as well, assuming we want other falsy values to equate to false as well (such as 0).