Difference between revisions of "Larger and Smaller Operators"
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x=a<>b -- faster than x=math.max(a,b) | x=a<>b -- faster than x=math.max(a,b) | ||
x=(x-1)<>5 -- decrement x, but don't go below 5 | x=(x-1)<>5 -- decrement x, but don't go below 5 | ||
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x=a><b -- faster than x=math.min(a,b) | x=a><b -- faster than x=math.min(a,b) | ||
x=(x+1)><15 -- increment x, but don't go above 15 | x=(x+1)><15 -- increment x, but don't go above 15 | ||
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'''Make sure x is within bounds example''' | '''Make sure x is within bounds example''' | ||
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x=(x<>min)><max | x=(x<>min)><max | ||
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'''Always return the negative of a number''' | '''Always return the negative of a number''' | ||
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x=-x><x -- faster than -math.abs | x=-x><x -- faster than -math.abs | ||
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'''Always return the positive of a number''' | '''Always return the positive of a number''' | ||
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x=-x<>x -- faster than math.abs | x=-x<>x -- faster than math.abs | ||
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{{GIDEROS IMPORTANT LINKS}} | {{GIDEROS IMPORTANT LINKS}} | ||
Revision as of 14:31, 13 July 2023
Supported platforms: 
Available since: Gideros 2017.10
Description
Operators to return the larger or smaller of two values.
a<>b compares 'a' and 'b', returns the larger of them.
a><b compares 'a' and 'b', returns the smaller of them.
Examples
Simple larger examples
x=a<>b -- faster than x=math.max(a,b)
x=(x-1)<>5 -- decrement x, but don't go below 5
Simple smaller examples
x=a><b -- faster than x=math.min(a,b)
x=(x+1)><15 -- increment x, but don't go above 15
Make sure x is within bounds example
x=(x<>min)><max
Always return the negative of a number
x=-x><x -- faster than -math.abs
Always return the positive of a number
x=-x<>x -- faster than math.abs
