4rpl:commands:eq
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| ===== Description ===== | ===== Description ===== | ||
| - | Top two items are popped from the stack and compared for equality. 0 or 1 is pushed back to the stack where 1 indicates equal and 0 (zero) | + | Two items are popped from the stack and compared for equality. 0 or 1 is pushed back to the stack where 1 indicates equal and 0 (zero) |
| + | The equal/not equal evaluation can also be performed with “true” (1) and false(0), respectively. \\ | ||
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| + | * If either item being compared is a float, a float comparison is performed.\\ | ||
| + | * If both items being compared are strings, a string comparison is performed.\\ | ||
| + | * If both items being compared are vectors, a vector comparison is performed.\\ | ||
| + | * If one item is a float and one item is a vector, the float is compared to the vector length.\\ | ||
| + | * If none of the above conditions are true, an integer comparison is performed. | ||
| - | the equal/not equal evaluation can also be performed with “true” (1) and false(0), respectively. | + | Note: See [[4rpl:Data Types]] for comparison between dissimilar types and type conversion. |
| ===== Examples ===== | ===== Examples ===== | ||
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