String concat

#1 @ String concatenation operator: "Hello " @ "World!" == "Hello World!"
TAB String concatenation with a tab. "Hello" TAB "World!" == "Hello\tWorld!"
NL String concatenation with a newline. "Hello" NL "World!" == "Hello\nWorld!"
SPC String concatenation with a space. "Hello" SPC "World!" == "Hello World!"

? isnt one afaik.

unless your referring to something like this:

istrue() ? itstrue = true : itstrue = false;

which is basically a one line if statement..the above is the same as:

if (istrue()) {
itstrue = true;
} else {
itstrue = false;
}

-Tim aka Spock

#2 As we are talking about string. Am I right when I say that string delimited with ' will be tagged string (and transmitted to the client with a tag) and string delimited with " will not be tagged and transmitted to clients like that (every character) ?

#3 @Tim:

I've always seen that as

istrue = istrue()?true:false;

but then that would be easier done as

istrue = istrue();

Your statement would work fine tho.

Mebbe a better example would be an abs() function:

function abs(%val)
{
    return (%val < 0)?-%val:%val;
}

which is the same as

function abs(%val)
{
    if (%val < 0)
        %val = -%val;
    return %val;
}