YEngine - Revision history

Manni at 20:53, 21 August 2022

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‎Expressions evaluation order

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‎Expressions evaluation order

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‎Expressions evaluation order

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‎Expressions evaluation order

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‎Expressions evaluation order

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‎Expressions evaluation order

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-{{Quicklinks}}
+{{Quicklinks|YEngine}}
-<br />
 =Summary=

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-{{MainPageQuicklinks}}
+{{Quicklinks}}
+<br />
 =Summary=

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   yoptions;
-Yengine specific language extensions are activated
+The following Yengine specific language extensions are activated
 * [[YENGswitch | switch]]
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 * [[YENGconstant | constant]]
 * [[YENGShortcircuit | short circuit AND and OR]]
 Scripts using these features will not compile or run on XEngine.

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 for example, with i = 1;
-  (i == 2) && (i++ == 1))
+  ((i == 2) && (i++ == 1))
 will evaluate to true as by LSL spec, while on XEngine it will evaluate to false, because it will do (i == 2) first

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   (i == 2) && (i++ == 1))
-will evaluate to true as by LSL spec, while on XEngine it will evaluate to false, because will do (i == 2) first
+will evaluate to true as by LSL spec, while on XEngine it will evaluate to false, because it will do (i == 2) first
 Even if not useful in this case, <b>always use parentheses (...) to enforce the order you need (and do this in any language)!</b>

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 will evaluate to true as by LSL spec, while on XEngine it will evaluate to false.
-<b>Always use parentheses (...) to enforce the order you need (and do this in any language)!</b>
+Even if not useful in this case, <b>always use parentheses (...) to enforce the order you need (and do this in any language)!</b>
 = New language extensions =

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 = Expressions evaluation order =
-Complex statements execution order may be different from XEngine.
+Complex statements execution order is closer to LSL specification than XEngine execution order.
 for example, with i = 1;