Constant booleans true/false?

[elmstfreddie]

I opened the common.j, only to see

    constant boolean            FALSE                           = false
    constant boolean            TRUE                            = true

Doesn't that imply that whenever you enter true/false it's actually accessing at a variable that is true or false???
I guess this isn't really important, but I'm curious.

 

[Sim]

I guess so they did it because in some other programming languages (I believe), true and false are in caps.

Or not

Either way, the main point is that you can type them in caps.

 

[elmstfreddie]

So pretty much typing TRUE/FALSE would be like using a bj, and typing true/false is like using a native?

 

[AceHart]

That just means there's no difference between false and FALSE or true and TRUE.

 

[PurgeandFire]

Yup:
TRUE = true
FALSE = false

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It doesn't make a difference because they both return the same value. But ya can't do this:
TrUe or FaLsE

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Here's another example:

    // human heroes
    constant integer ARCHMAGE           = 'Hamg'
    constant integer PALADIN            = 'Hpal'
    constant integer MTN_KING           = 'Hmkg'
    constant integer BLOOD_MAGE         = 'Hblm'

They all still return the rawcode.

 

[Aw2k6]

Does Vexorian's Optimizer in-lines all raw-code constants, such as these true/TRUE as well as the constant integer rawcodes?

 

[PurgeandFire]

Does Vexorian's Optimizer in-lines all raw-code constants, such as these true/TRUE as well as the constant integer rawcodes?

I dunno, but I don't think it will save much except about 0.001 kb...