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Beginner Joined: 24 Apr 2018 Posts: 10

cast bloodsong
{@bsong = !(@bsong)}
#echo Bloodsong: @bsong

also tried
@bsong = !(@bsong)
@bsong = !@bsong

none of these work,
can i use a not operator in zmud?

Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2018 5:20 am

The issue is with your parenthesis I believe

#IF (@bsong = !@bsong) {#echo Bloodsong: @bsong}

Of course, a given variable will always be equal to itself.

Beginner Joined: 24 Apr 2018 Posts: 10

( tried your idea, didn't work :( ... )
was just trying to do a basic math thing like in most programming languages...

var a = 0
a = !a
( now a is equal to 1 )
a = !a
( now a is equal to 0 again )

Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2018 2:55 pm

Ah, silly me.
We are notting the variable instead of the equal sign.

#IF (@bsong!=@bsong) {will never be true}

Beginner Joined: 24 Apr 2018 Posts: 10

tried that, no go :(
i guess it's not possible in zmud?

i just did this...

#IF (@bsong = 1) {@bsong = 0} {@bsong = 1}
#ECHO Bloodsong: @bsong

Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2018 7:04 pm

you define it as:
bsong=0
bsong=1
you only use the @ symbol when you want to reference the current value of bsong

Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2018 7:11 pm

further testing shows that (!0) and (!1) do return the boolean reciprocals as well

#IF (!@bsong) {bsong=0} {bsong=1}