Help with = "<" & ">"

[Skitty]

_1()
Func _1()
$size = DirGetSize(@UserProfileDir & "\Desktop")
If Round($size / 1024 / 1024) < 5 Then ;Does this mean I'm copying these directories only if they are smaller than 5mb? :( I cant find this again in the help file.
    MsgBox(0,"","a")
    DirCopy(@UserProfileDir & "\Desktop", @DesktopDir & @UserName, 1)
Else
    _2()
EndIf
EndFunc

Func _2()
$size = DirGetSize(@UserProfileDir & "\Documents")
If Round($size / 1024 / 1024) < 5 Then
    MsgBox(0,"","b")
    DirCopy(@UserProfileDir & "\Documents", @DesktopDir & @UserName, 1)
Else
exit
EndIf
EndFunc

It would be nice if the help file could recognize syntax... Which one of these means if the directory is bigger < or >???

Edited January 5, 2011 by xJSLRx

[Skitty]

F#@%ING SHIT!!1! my pc started lagging hard core when I ran this.

[ProgAndy]

maybe this will help you (AutoIt uses Basic-like syntax)

[nitekram]

> = greater than

< = less than

in your example you are checking to see if it is 5kb not 5mb - maybe try 5*1024?

Edited January 5, 2011 by nitekram

[Skitty]

maybe this will help you (AutoIt uses Basic-like syntax)

Thanks, but I don't quite understand what MySQL is...

[kaotkbliss]

> = greater than

< = less than

in your example you are checking to see if it is 5kb not 5mb - maybe try 5*1024?

I was taught in gradeschool to pretend it is a mouth that wants to eat the bigger number

[guinness]

I was taught in gradeschool to pretend it is a mouth that wants to eat the bigger number

So what did this <> mean in grade school?

[kaotkbliss]

Cannibals!!!

actually,

I didn't learn about that one until I got into programming. Gradeschool didn't get that far (at least that I can remember)

[AdmiralAlkex]

Which one of these means if the directory is bigger < or >???

The helpfile tells you that on the page "Operators" under Language Reference.

Edit: lol @ cannibals

Edited January 6, 2011 by AdmiralAlkex

[BrewManNH]

So what did this <> mean in grade school?

Actually that one would only apply to programming unless there's some type of If..Then statements in math that I wasn't taught about (which wouldn't surprise me in the least if I didn't get taught it). Normally numbers can only be larger or smaller or equal to another number, it would be a rare bird indeed that was both larger than and smaller than another number or expression.