I too got burnt once using != intead of <>.
it was so painfull that I completely stopped using != for 'not equal to'.
It was when I started AMX a few years back and can't remember the case...
I had the same experience, and the same lack of memory what the circumstances were. It could even have been fixed, for all I know, but the habit of using <> has become engrained.
Comments
It is more readable, but it runs just a hair slower...but that's not a big deal unless you run it 50,000 times in FOR loop.
it was so painfull that I completely stopped using != for 'not equal to'.
It was when I started AMX a few years back and can't remember the case...
I had the same experience, and the same lack of memory what the circumstances were. It could even have been fixed, for all I know, but the habit of using <> has become engrained.
Paul
I like how >< looks...