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Re: Re: bitwise operators in IF statements

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Originally posted by rbayer
P.S. If anyone knows for sure what =, >, etc evaluate to, I would greatly appreciate knowing in order to fix up RoboEmu. I'm going with the assumption of either 0 or 1 for now, but it could be changed very easily.
I just tried this code:
Code:
'{$STAMP BS2sx}
'{$PBASIC 2.5}

if (1 = 1) = $ffff then
  debug "(1 = 1) = $ffff.", cr
else
  debug "(1 = 1) <> $ffff!", cr
endif

end
It prints out
Code:
(1 = 1) = $ffff.
I think we already knew that false conditions evaluate to 0. Now I would surmise that TRUE = ~FALSE.
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