Difference between revisions of "Not"

Revision as of 22:31, 20 January 2007

not takes the top value on the conditions stack and inverts it:

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-Takes the two top values on the conditions stack and not's them. If both are true it will place a false on the conditions stack. If one is false or both are false it places a true on the conditions stack.
+'''<code>not</code>''' takes the top value on the conditions [[stack]] and inverts it:
+*<code>True not</code> puts <code>False</code> on the stack.
-0 not ''puts''''' 1 '''''on the stack''
+*<code>False not</code> puts <code>True</code> on the stack.
-0 not ''puts''''' 1 '''''on the stack''
-1 not ''puts''''' 1 '''''on the stack''
-1 not ''puts''''' 0 '''''on the stack''
-[[not]] results the exact opposite as [[and]].
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