Elysian Shadows

Thanks; I'm glad to be here. :) You know, it's funny how much the if( [variable] ) thing makes sense. All the comparison operators (>, ==, etc) return a bool value. So if you were to do if( [var1] == [var2] ), the == would either return true or false. Since there isn't a !, it will do whatever's in ...

Personally, I have my own safeguard against mixing up assignment and comparison operators. I don't really use if( [variable] == NULL ) or if( [variable] != NULL ) and you could replace NULL with 0 in those cases (NULL is a constant for 0, if I am not mistaken). Instead I use (or don't use) the unary...