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| − | '''<code>~=</code>''' and '''<code>!~=</code>''' are custom approximate equality operators. They are deprecated and of little use in writing bots but appear in evolved bots (as of version 2. | + | '''<code>~=</code>''' and '''<code>!~=</code>''' are custom approximate equality operators. They are deprecated and of little use in writing bots but appear in evolved bots (as of version 2.43). |
<code>a b c ~=</code> places true on the condition [[stack]] whenever ''b'' is within ''c'' % of ''a'' | <code>a b c ~=</code> places true on the condition [[stack]] whenever ''b'' is within ''c'' % of ''a'' | ||
Latest revision as of 22:43, 26 January 2007
~= and !~= are custom approximate equality operators. They are deprecated and of little use in writing bots but appear in evolved bots (as of version 2.43).
a b c ~= places true on the condition stack whenever b is within c % of a
!~= returns the opposite of ~= and is equivalent to ~= not.
- Example
50 150 200 ~=is true and50 151 200 ~=is false
Logical Comparison Operators:
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