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[TaroNuke]

Is there a way to reference NaN as a value?

E.g. "If (damage = NaN) { //stuff }"?

[souled]

I'm not sure, well theres no harm trying. Also your example should be:

If (damage == NaN) { //stuff }

[TaroNuke]

At 10/20/07 08:30 AM, souled wrote: I'm not sure, well theres no harm trying. Also your example should be:

If (damage == NaN) { //stuff }

Whoa, trippy, it totally worked.

I used

if (p1dmg !== "NaN%") {
p1dmgr = p1dmg;
}

[UnknownFury]

At 10/20/07 08:44 AM, TaroNuke wrote:

At 10/20/07 08:30 AM, souled wrote: I'm not sure, well theres no harm trying. Also your example should be:

If (damage == NaN) { //stuff }

Whoa, trippy, it totally worked.

I used

if (p1dmg !== "NaN%") {
p1dmgr = p1dmg;
}

if (p1dmg != "NaN%") {
p1dmgr = p1dmg;
}

sort out your syntax ;)

[TaroNuke]

!== is exactly the same, it works fine.

BY THE WAY:

For anyone who wants to know how to actually address NaN,
the code is:

"Number.NaN"

I found it in the built in index of codes.
Thanks everyone anyway

[Vengeance]

At 10/20/07 09:03 AM, TaroNuke wrote: !== is exactly the same, it works fine.

It's not exactly the same, it checks for exact equility, ie. doesn't take in datatypes.

[KaynSlamdyke]

At 10/20/07 08:30 AM, souled wrote: I'm not sure, well theres no harm trying. Also your example should be:

If (damage == NaN) { //stuff }

if(isNaN(damage)) is a better method...