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? (name player == "Billy"):hint "Hello Billy, how are you?" | ? (name player == "Billy"):hint "Hello Billy, how are you?" | ||
'''Comments:''' | |||
== does not work with the types [[Boolean]] and [[Array]]. | |||
i.e. the arguments: | |||
? MyBoolean == [] : Hint "This is a test." | |||
and | |||
? MyArray == [] : Hint "This is a test." | |||
...will cause errors. | |||
Instead of the first line use:<br> | |||
? MyBoolean : Hint "This is a test." | |||
The workaround for the second line is:<br> | |||
? (Count MyArray) == 0 : Hint "This is a test." |
Revision as of 17:35, 15 April 2006
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valuea==valueb
Operand types:
valuea: Number, Group, Side, String or Object
valueb: Number, Group, Side, String or Object
Type of returned value:
Description:
check if valuea is equal to valueb
Example:
? (player == (leader group player)):hint "You are the leader of your group."
? (name player == "Billy"):hint "Hello Billy, how are you?"
Comments:
== does not work with the types Boolean and Array.
i.e. the arguments:
? MyBoolean == [] : Hint "This is a test."
and
? MyArray == [] : Hint "This is a test."
...will cause errors.
Instead of the first line use:
? MyBoolean : Hint "This is a test."
The workaround for the second line is:
? (Count MyArray) == 0 : Hint "This is a test."