[Gamer`]

Hello,
I have a few questions about some symbols,the questions are :
- What the symbols _: does ?
- what the difference between > and >> or >>>
- What the symbols |= does ?
- what the symbol ~ does ?
- I saw that someone is using barackets without a function before it,for example: (parts from rBits)

pawn Код:

return ((_: abArray[iIdx] >>> bVar) & bLim);
    if(!(-1 < iIdx < iSize)) {
    (_: abArray[iIdx] &= ~(bLim << bVar));
    (_: abArray[iIdx] |= ((bLim & iValue) << bVar));
    new
        bVar = ((iIdx & ((1 << _: (Bit32 - iShift)) - 1)) << _: iShift),
        bLim = ((1 << (1 << _: iShift)) - 1)
        ;

How does it compile without errors or warnings ?

[Roko_foko]

_: - clears the tag from variable ( not sure ) - example Float:X becomes normal X.
a>b - logical operator. This returns true(1) if variable a is higher then variable b. ( false -0 if not)
>> >>> - bit operators ( https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=177523)
for |= and ~ I never saw them

barackets are used to tell program to first do operations inside then use the result- same as you do in maths.

(1+1)*3 is not same as 1+1*3

[Emmet_]

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Originally Posted by Gamer` - What the symbols _: does ?

_: defines a custom tag without giving any error, example:

pawn Код:

new Text3D:asd;
printf("%d", asd); // Will give errors.
printf("%d", _:asd); // Will not give errors.

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Originally Posted by Gamer` - what the difference between > and >> or >>>

Bit operators.

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Originally Posted by Gamer` - What the symbols |= does ?

Binary.

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Originally Posted by Gamer` - what the symbol ~ does ?

Binary.

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Originally Posted by Gamer` - I saw that someone is using barackets without a function before it,for example: (parts from rBits) pawn Код: return ((_: abArray[iIdx] >>> bVar) & bLim);     if(!(-1 < iIdx < iSize)) {     (_: abArray[iIdx] &= ~(bLim << bVar));     (_: abArray[iIdx] |= ((bLim & iValue) << bVar));     new         bVar = ((iIdx & ((1 << _: (Bit32 - iShift)) - 1)) << _: iShift),         bLim = ((1 << (1 << _: iShift)) - 1)         ; How does it compile without errors or warnings ?

You can always use functions inside brackets, example:

pawn Код:

GivePlayerMoney(playerid, (500));

[Gamer`]

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Originally Posted by Roko_foko _: - clears the tag from variable ( not sure ) - example Float:X becomes normal X. a>b - logical operator. This returns true(1) if variable a is higher then variable b. ( false -0 if not) >> >>> - bit operators ( https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=177523) for |= and ~ I never saw them barackets are used to tell program to first do operations inside then use the result- same as you do in maths. (1+1)*3 is not same as 1+1*3

Thank you very much.

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Originally Posted by Emmet_ _: defines a custom tag without giving any error, example: pawn Код: new Text3D:asd; printf("%d", asd); // Will give errors. printf("%d", _:asd); // Will not give errors. You can always use functions inside brackets, example: pawn Код: GivePlayerMoney(playerid, (500));

So what this symbol useful for ? (if kalcor added this feature,there should be a good reason for doing this)
about the barackets - yes,but the barackets were used like this:

pawn Код:

stock ThisIsMyStock()
{
    SendClientMessage(playerid,0xC0C0C0,"This is a message");
    (_: array[3] |= ((array1 & array2) << array3));
}

[OnlyOne]

Actually kalcor didn't made this, it was the CompuPhase.