Forums Feature Suggestions | Bitwise OR comparison.

Umm ok,

if 1 | 2 return $true

mIRC does not require () in an if statement. How is mIRC supposed to know you mean binary or and not command seperation?

Oh also, $or can be chained. In C you'd do 1|2|4, in mIRC $or(1,$or(2,4))

But do keep in mind that mIRC is NOT C. So simply stating "it can be done in C" is not really such a spectacular reason that it must be added.