Still the same thing, I think. Now you have:
If x = (3 and Entity) then...
When you want to say:
If (x = 3) and Entity then ...
...which is really...
If (x = 3) and (Entity > 0) then ...
Are you taking issue with the order of operations? (Squeak of chairs as a hush falls over the room) :-)
So it looks like if you put a number followed by And, it will always trigger the bitwise usage of And. That's how it knows when to use that form. I could be wrong though...
If x = (3 and Entity) then...
When you want to say:
If (x = 3) and Entity then ...
...which is really...
If (x = 3) and (Entity > 0) then ...
Are you taking issue with the order of operations? (Squeak of chairs as a hush falls over the room) :-)
So it looks like if you put a number followed by And, it will always trigger the bitwise usage of And. That's how it knows when to use that form. I could be wrong though...