myboolean off.
if myboolean is false { something. }.
Because you can't compare it with a number with =0, and there's no constant for FALSE to compare it to, and there's no NOT or (!) operator.
Because of this I've been finding myself avoiding booleans just because integers work as booleans and with an integer I can at least say "= 0" as an ad-hoc "not" operator.
At the moment it's very hard to do the following:
Because you can't compare it with a number with =0, and there's no constant for FALSE to compare it to, and there's no NOT or (!) operator.
Because of this I've been finding myself avoiding booleans just because integers work as booleans and with an integer I can at least say "= 0" as an ad-hoc "not" operator.