[SuperViper]

Strcmp returns 0 when the strings match and 1 when the strings don't match. When you check a statement with !, you're checking if it returns 0, otherwise you're checking if it doesn't return 0.

pawn Code:

if(something())

is a check for the function something() returning something other than 0.

pawn Code:

if(!something())

is a check for the function something() returning 0.


If you're confused by the way strcmp works, use this macro:

pawn Code:

#define strsame(%0,%1,%2) (!strcmp(%0, %1, %2))

pawn Code:

if(strsame("Hello", "hello", true))
{
}