a - b: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 32: | Line 32: | ||
[[Array]]<br>_result = [1,2,2,[[player]],"String"] '''-''' [2,[[player]],[[player]],"String"] ............ _result is [1] | [[Array]]<br>_result = [1,2,2,[[player]],"String"] '''-''' [2,[[player]],[[player]],"String"] ............ _result is [1] | ||
'''Comments:'''<br> | |||
Note that this way of removing elements from an array will not work if those elements are themselves arrays. For example | |||
[ [0,0,0],[1,1,1],[2,2,2] ] - [1,1,1] will not remove the element [1,1,1] from the first array.<br> | |||
A more practical example: [getPos unit1,getPos unit2,getPos unit3] - getPos unit3<br> | |||
will not remove the position of unit3 from the first array. | |||
Revision as of 20:23, 2 May 2006
a - b
Operand types:
Type of returned value:
Description:
For numbers: a minus b.
For arrays: Contents of array b removed from array a.
See also. Array
Examples:
Number
_sum = 10 - 7 ............ _sum is 3
Array
_result = [1,2,2,player,"String"] - [2,player,player,"String"] ............ _result is [1]
Comments:
Note that this way of removing elements from an array will not work if those elements are themselves arrays. For example
[ [0,0,0],[1,1,1],[2,2,2] ] - [1,1,1] will not remove the element [1,1,1] from the first array.
A more practical example: [getPos unit1,getPos unit2,getPos unit3] - getPos unit3
will not remove the position of unit3 from the first array.