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From:
Kevin HuberSubject:
Re: a little contest: who's got the biggest script?Date:
Fri, Oct 15, 2010 3:35:38 pmHi Aaron:
I'm confused. Is the if..then..else example that you gave supposed to
be equivalent to the line:
c = (a = b)?
I thought
that c could = either 1 or 0, which would mean that
if a = b then
c = 1
else
c = 0
endif
and the only way that the above could be true is if:
a = 1 and
b = 1,
or am I missing something here?
Kevin Huber
On 10/11/10, Aaron Smith wrote:
I'm confused. Is the if..then..else example that you gave supposed to
be equivalent to the line:
c = (a = b)?
I thought
that c could = either 1 or 0, which would mean that
if a = b then
c = 1
else
c = 0
endif
and the only way that the above could be true is if:
a = 1 and
b = 1,
or am I missing something here?
Kevin Huber
On 10/11/10, Aaron Smith wrote:
On 10/8/2010 8:58 PM, Allison and Chip Orange wrote:I'm curious: what's the biggest script out there? Of course this isn't a
fair contest or comparison;
I know you already disclaimed this contest, but I want to reiterate that
a script's size is not directly proportional to its functionality or
usefulness. That said, I would prefer to see scripts use as few lines as
possible and still get the job done.
For example, anyone can write a multi-line if statement:
If a = b Then
c = True
Else
c = False
End If
But the real fun comes in getting the job done in a single line:
c = a = b
Aaron
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