Forums Feature Suggestions == or =

I think '=' should be standarized unlike '=='. mIRC is programmed in C++, and in C++ it is used to assign values when incorporated in if statements and such. This is not the case in mIRC.

err.. == is used in c++ if-conditions the same way mirc does.

and = does the same in both "languages" , it declares vars.

*shrugs*

alias test {
var %x = 1,%y = 2
if ((%x = %y) == %y) echo -a %y
echo -a %x
}


... I can't see that it does. *shrugs*

if (bleh == bleh)
and
if (bleh = bleh)
, are both the same in mIRC, but it is not in C++ if bleh is a variable. Did you understand my question now?

mIRC does not let you do an assignment from within an if statement. mIRC scripting isn't C++, just because mIRC is written in C++ doesn't mean the scripting language must act like C++.

oh i got you wrong,, you want to declare vars within the condition.. ..missunderstanding, thought you wanted the same usage of = and == in mIRC/C++ , not same synthax

(allthough... it s not THAT hard to set the var before (kidding))