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 Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2005 2:45 pm Post subject: StringCaseSense ? |
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| Code: | ;test1
word = AUTOHOTKEY.INI
if (word == "autohotkey.ini")
dsp1= test1: %word% == autohotkey.ini StringCaseSense=%A_StringCaseSense%
else
dsp1= test1: %word% ! autohotkey.ini StringCaseSense=%A_StringCaseSense%
;test2
word = AUTOHOTKEY.INI
if (word = "autohotkey.ini")
dsp2= test2: %word% = autohotkey.ini StringCaseSense=%A_StringCaseSense%
else
dsp2= test2: %word% ! autohotkey.ini StringCaseSense=%A_StringCaseSense%
msgbox, %dsp1%`n%dsp2% |
Result::
test1: AUTOHOTKEY.INI ! autohotkey.ini StringCaseSense=Off
test2: AUTOHOTKEY.INI = autohotkey.ini StringCaseSense=Off test1 and test2 do not bring the same result. Is this specification?  |
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BoBo
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| Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2005 3:42 pm Post subject: |
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| Is that AHK-Syntax ???? or AutoIt ???? |
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Chris
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| Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2005 8:57 pm Post subject: |
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By design, == is always case sensitive and = is never case sensitive. However, if both operands are numeric, = and == are the same.
This was done so that it is possible to have a case sensitive comparison and an insensitive one inside the same expression. |
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gest
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| Posted: Sat Feb 12, 2005 1:09 pm Post subject: |
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| I understood. Thank you for teaching |
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