ok got it solved a post from a great new friend
The ! (or NOT) operator is used to compare two values. If the values are the
same, it will return false. If the values are different, it will return
true.
So:
if i!0
i=0
endif
The previous code will check if i IS NOT 0. If not, it will set it to zero.
I think however the NOT operator changed in DBP, so instead of ! use <>
(greater than < Less than >
Which does the same thing. If the value is
greater than, or less then (not equal) then it returns true.
-Jeff
please dont make fun of my spelling,or sentence structure.Id rather study math or programming