Scripting Operators

&& - And
|| - Or
! - I think is not equal but not 100% sure.
= Equal




Can someone be so kind to explain to me what these following operators do?

/-/
/ /
+ -
- +
* +

abs? absolute?

If there are any other known operators which the script uses, post them as well.

+ - means "add then subtract", for instance 1 2 3 + - means "1+2-3".

You also have < and > which are quite obvious, and => which is "more than or equal to", and <= which is "less than and equal to"

/ is divide, - is subtract, + is add and * is multily. No idea about abs.

I have been using the greater/less/ equal to operators for quite sometime. The one which I am truly carious about is the /-/, I guess that means divade, subtract, then divide again.

"1 2 3 + -" is actually 1 - (2+3). Any operator refers to the two values left of it and combined equations are solved from inside out. In this example: "Add 2 and 3 and subtract the result from 1".

When you find combined operators in the script, you'd use brackets in the regular mathematic notation. Another example:

(1+2)*3/(5-4) = 1 2 + 3 * 5 4 - /

"abs" turns the value into an absolute value

/-/ negates the value and turns for example 3 into -3.

Rüdiger Hülsmann schrieb:

"1 2 3 + -" is actually 1 - (2+3). Any operator refers to the two values left of it and combined equations are solved from inside out. In this example: "Add 2 and 3 and subtract the result from 1".

When you find combined operators in the script, you'd use brackets in the regular mathematic notation. Another example:

(1+2)*3/(5-4) = 1 2 + 3 * 5 4 - /

"abs" turns the value into an absolute value

/-/ negates the value and turns for example 3 into -3.

You're the best!

I was using some of those scripting practices in the past; however, I did not know the complete logic behind it until now.