Custom Query (3931 matches)

If one runs this

if Null =  3 Then ConsoleWrite("="  & @CRLF)
if Null <  3 Then ConsoleWrite("<"  & @CRLF)
if Null >  3 Then ConsoleWrite(">"  & @CRLF)
if Null <= 3 Then ConsoleWrite("<=" & @CRLF)
if Null >= 3 Then ConsoleWrite(">=" & @CRLF)
if Null <> 3 Then ConsoleWrite("<>" & @CRLF)
if Null == 3 Then ConsoleWrite("==" & @CRLF)

then <= and >= are True, which can't be what's expected. Why would <= be true when < and = are both false?

Has a <= b been implemented as Not(a > b) perhaps? That may be the problem.

(Also the result for <> is questionable as some other languages would give that as false, but I am happy with autoit's choice in that case, and changing <> is probably a script breaker)

Tested on 3.3.14.5 and 3.3.15.3

Alan

Hi,

I want to sort an Array given from the _ftp_listtoarrayex command so that i have the newest file in the first array collum. BUT:

the datetime format given back from the command above ist YEAR/DAY/MONTH HOUR:MINUTE:SEC

So that for example 2011/25/05 is "newer" than 2011/14/08

I think it would be better to give the datime back this way: YEAR/MONTH/DAY/HOUR/MINUTE/SEC

Just a little Typo... as seen n the picture :)