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[Orpheon]

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!keyjump = 1is apparently legal code.

Credits to Killercrusher for finding this.

[ajf]

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!keyjump = 1is apparently legal code.

Credits to Killercrusher for finding this.

...I don't even... what?

[iLegend]

why is there a search button to look through my code why can't i just press ctrl-f honestly i'm not looking for damn resources omg

[notarctic]

why is there a search button to look through my code why can't i just press ctrl-f honestly i'm not looking for damn resources omg

that search button also checks the scripts only

[Derpduck]

To search all objects go into the file tab or the one next to it and click the view all objects thing or whatever it is with the blue icon. Then paste all of that into notepad or something.

[notarctic]

To search all objects go into the file tab or the one next to it and click the view all objects thing or whatever it is with the blue icon. Then paste all of that into notepad or something.

but i wan check the code in the objects

[Dusty]

I think gmstudio does the searching better. Not sure. I learned to not search because of gm 8

[Derpduck]

To search all objects go into the file tab or the one next to it and click the view all objects thing or whatever it is with the blue icon. Then paste all of that into notepad or something.

but i wan check the code in the objects

That's what it does.

[Orpheon]

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!keyjump = 1is apparently legal code.

Credits to Killercrusher for finding this.

...I don't even... what?

T'was my reaction too, gml's type checking system is really horrible.

I mean, assigning an int to a boolean constant? Wat.

[Catman]

I think it works as a replacement to putting 'not' before it

[MedO]

To search all objects go into the file tab or the one next to it and click the view all objects thing or whatever it is with the blue icon. Then paste all of that into notepad or something.

Or you can use grep -r on the output of gmksplit. That's what I do at least. And yes, later versions of GM improved this.

[iLegend]

yeah i agree with killercrusher it's probably just
!(keyjump = 1)

[[FR]YB]

yeah i agree with killercrusher it's probably just
!(keyjump = 1)

Both work

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output = !keyjump = 1;
output = (!keyjump = 1);
output = (!keyjump) = 1;


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var keyjump, output;
keyjump = 0;
<insert here one of the lines in the code block above>

show_message(string(output));

For all of the expressions above, the value of output is 1 (true)

[Catman]

Why does the Create Moving D&D not have a function counterpart?

[iLegend]

Honestly gmk is it that fucking hard to implement ternary operators.