[Vince]

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Originally Posted by Gammix Proper form of Control Structures. You have added the general ones (>, !, ==) but what about Triadic opreators (? & ! These would help to shorten the code. Just for an example: Code: new bool:x[2]; main() { x[0] = true; if(x[0]) { x[1] = true; } else { x[1] = false; } } Now that code can also be written as: Code: new bool:x[2]; main() { x[1] = (x[0] == true) ? (true) : (false); } Though you can also do that^^ with more vars. Implementing in a pm script: Code: CMD:togglepm(playerid, params[]) { pm[playerid] = ( pm[playerid] == true ) ? ( false ) : ( true ); return 1; }

If you just want to swap a boolean value you might as well just do.

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var = !var;

I don't really like the way people put all their "pre-command checks" on a single line. In the case of those "pre-command checks" I put the check, then the return indented on the line below follwed by a blank line. I always have an extreme urge to line everything up. Especially in case of coordinates. It will usually look like this (screenshot to preserve identation): http://puu.sh/guaXZ/59b9cad49e.png