noob if() question

ID:145496
 
Mar 3 2006, 4:24 am
Code:
if((!foo1 && !foo2)||(!foo1 && foo2))


Question:
just wondering if that's valid? i don't have DM available right now, so i'm writing out some code on paper, and i just wanted to know if that's valid.

~FM

Mar 3 2006, 4:29 am
Forgetme wrote:
Code:
> if((!foo1 && !foo2)||(!foo1 && foo2))
>

Question:
just wondering if that's valid? i don't have DM available right now, so i'm writing out some code on paper, and i just wanted to know if that's valid.

~FM
Code:
> if(!foo1 && !foo2)
>

you only need one of those, they're the EXACT same thing
Mar 3 2006, 4:51 am
In response to Axerob
forgive me if i'm wrong (i've got a headache, and i'm in school, so i'm not thinking 100%), but these variables represent specific users logged in. foo1 = player1, foo2 = player2, so, (!foo1 && !foo2) means players have joined the game, (!foo1 && foo2) means there is a second player but not a first. so in this instance does that not make a clear difference?
Mar 3 2006, 4:53 am
In response to Forgetme
Forgetme wrote:
forgive me if i'm wrong (i've got a headache, and i'm in school, so i'm not thinking 100%), but these variables represent specific users logged in. foo1 = player1, foo2 = player2, so, (!foo1 && !foo2) means players have joined the game, (!foo1 && foo2) means there is a second player but not a first. so in this instance does that not make a clear difference?


i meant (!foo1 && !foo2) means NO players have joined the game
Mar 3 2006, 4:53 am
In response to Axerob
no ones checking if foo1 and foo2 are both false, the other is checking if foo1 is false and foo2 is true o_o
Mar 3 2006, 2:40 pm
In response to Nintendo
....i was at school when i posted that earlier