why not use
10 <> False
then you are sure it will work :), or
not not 10 = true ;)
I agree with sswift that i find it ackward, but i come from Visual Basic, where = True means <> False (so 10 = true is true)
I also understand the reasoning and the difference between 10 = True (10 = 1) and 10 is true
question: there is no operator 'IS' in blitzmax, so if i want to actually write the word TRUE for easy reading of code, what should i write if 10 = true doesnt work?
10 <> False
then you are sure it will work :), or
not not 10 = true ;)
I agree with sswift that i find it ackward, but i come from Visual Basic, where = True means <> False (so 10 = true is true)
I also understand the reasoning and the difference between 10 = True (10 = 1) and 10 is true
question: there is no operator 'IS' in blitzmax, so if i want to actually write the word TRUE for easy reading of code, what should i write if 10 = true doesnt work?