Operators?

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Nov 19 2004, 4:52 pm
Whats the difference between the < or > operator and the >= or =< operator(s)?

~>Jiskuha
Nov 19 2004, 4:53 pm
Greater than
< Less than
= Greater than or equal to
<= Less than or equal to
Nov 19 2004, 4:54 pm
The < operator means "Less than"
The > operator means "Greater than"
The <= operator means "Less than or Equal to"
The >= operator means "Greater than or Equal to"

~X
Nov 19 2004, 4:57 pm
In response to Xooxer
Thanks :)!

~>Jiskuha
Nov 19 2004, 5:02 pm
In response to Jiskuha
Or...
The "<<" operator sends something.
The ">>" operator outputs something.
Nov 19 2004, 6:01 pm
In response to Hell Ramen
The "<<" operator sends something.
The ">>" operator outputs something.

They're also the bit shift operators :).
Nov 19 2004, 6:05 pm
In response to Hell Ramen
The ">>" operator outputs something.

What would i need to output something for and what is its main function/purpose of the >> operator? I remember reading in the blue book/reference that it can be used for doing save files. Is that it's only function?

~>Jiskuha
Nov 19 2004, 6:11 pm
In response to Jiskuha
Well, actually, it can be used for more than just save files:
mob/verb/Say(T as text)
    world << "<font color=blue>[src]:</font color=blue> [T]"
Nov 19 2004, 6:13 pm
In response to Wizkidd0123
Wizkidd0123 wrote:
Well, actually, it can be used for more than just save files:
> mob/verb/Say(T as text)
>   world << "<font color=blue>[src]:</font color=blue> [T]"
>


Well i know what the << operator does i was asking about the >> operator. I double checked and it was in fact used during save files IE.
F >> Variable


~>Jiskuha