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echo($o @"(" @ isObject($0)@")");

by rennie moffat · in Torque Game Builder · 10/27/2009 (2:47 pm) · 4 replies 

==>$o.delete();
==>echo($o @ "(" @ isObject($o) @ ")");
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I am wondering specifically what the " means in this echo statement also the @. Do they have real significance?




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    Torque 3D Owner Seb
    #1
    10/27/2009 (2:53 pm)
    Answer is in two TDN pages, here
    tdn.garagegames.com/wiki/TorqueScript_Quick_Reference#Operators
    and here
    tdn.garagegames.com/wiki/TorqueScript#Strings:

    The TDN pages "TorqueScript Quick Reference" and "TorqueScript Overview" are your friends for many questions you might have.

    And a little hint: I'm not sure where you have found that line of code, but usually programmers don't put caracters without real significance in their code, except for the comments. It's the kind of things I do even though I try not to, but not the kind of things you find in codes written by skilled people.

    Torque Owner rennie moffat
    Renman3000
    #2
    10/27/2009 (3:20 pm)
    oh no,
    that code is from I believe the Sim set Inheritance page.


    I understand that it mostly means nothing, but what I wondering is what is it trying to say? Something comparable to this? That would answer what I need to know.
    $Spacer3000.delete();
if ($Spacer3000.getLinearVelocity($Spacer3000Velocity));



2966(0)  
///I have nothing comparable for this line.
///Could you explain it please?

    Torque Owner Zilla
    #3
    10/27/2009 (5:17 pm)
    Quote:also the @. Do they have real significance?

    rennie, please read YOUR OWN THREADS where friendy people explained this string operator to you in detail some days ago and please stop spamming this forum.

    Torque Owner rennie moffat
    Renman3000
    #4
    10/27/2009 (8:04 pm)
    Ok. My bad, did not realize I had been informed. My apologies, i will try better to bot repost questions.
    Thanks.

    Ren