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[lenscas]

Ok yeah i stopped half-way THAT'S TOO MUCH if(spider=true)

In most programming languages that I know you need at least 2 "="

 

[xTordX]

It's a boolean. A BOOLEAN.

 

[lenscas]

then you either need to write if(spider)
or if(spider==true)
because else it still does not what you want

 

[xTordX]

In java it does apparently :3

 

[lenscas]

Then java is stupid >_>

but what if I wnated to set a variable inside the if (never do it)

 

[xTordX]

You can't. You simply can't!
You can set it while listing it or by itself.

For example:

double cow, pig;
cow=3
pig=5

Or...

double cow=3, pig=5;

 

[lenscas]

it was a joke >_>

 

[xTordX]

Again, you have to make it more clear xD

 

[lenscas]

I put a is that not enough??!??

 

[xTordX]

Missed it. My bad.

 

[Oxworth]

You can't. You simply can't!
You can set it while listing it or by itself.

For example:

double cow, pig;
cow=3
pig=5

Or...

double cow=3, pig=5;

Well, you can... if(spider=true) will set spider to true, and then return true to the if statement... if(spider=false) will set spider to false, and its behavior is dependent on your implementation of the language you're using. It will either return false to the if statement because spider is now false... OR it will return true to the if statement because setting the spider variable was successful. It's just considered bad practice because the A) this is most probably never what you want to do, and B) the behavior (depending the language) is undefined by the specification, and thus will depend on whoever wrote your compiler/interpreter/whatever...

 

[lenscas]

Well, you can... if(spider=true) will set spider to true, and then return true to the if statement... if(spider=false) will set spider to false, and its behavior is dependent on your implementation of the language you're using. It will either return false to the if statement because spider is now false... OR it will return true to the if statement because setting the spider variable was successful. It's just considered bad practice because the A) this is most probably never what you want to do, and B) the behavior (depending the language) is undefined by the specification, and thus will depend on whoever wrote your compiler/interpreter/whatever...

I believe that in lua you just get this error
unexpected '=' expected 'then' near {something I forgot whar}

 

[WitherBlaster]

ANIME!

It's okay guys, I re-railed the thread!

 

[playerismc]

You can't rerail a thread which can't be de-railed

 

[WitherBlaster]

Yes, I can.

Spoiler: Extremely logical and intelligent reasoning as to how I can rerail a thread that can't be derailed.

Because I said so.

 

[Qazplm601]

Don't worry, I'll pop on for anime avatar "Week" when september rolls around ;p (wow, almost a year already )

 

[LivingAngryCheese]

YOU LIED!

 

[playerismc]

Realy cheese? You have nothing else to do?

 

[lenscas]

sometimes I wonder why I get alerts from threads, then I remember that I once made a joke/or something like that in them and forgot to unwatch >_>

 

[jordsta95]

I usually just don't open a thread I don't want to be notified about again