[generalmemer]

Originally Posted by Natsheh PHP Code: if( ~get_user_flags(id) & ADMIN_SLAY )          return PLUGIN_HANDLED  PHP Code: if( !(get_user_flags(id) & ADMIN_SLAY) )          return PLUGIN_HANDLED

And what is the difference here? They work the same way and the way I do it is more readable

[Natsheh]

No its not the same there u reversing the bits in the other hand I'm checking if user hasn't the flag. Which will check if there isn't match in the bits

Think about it ~ is a bits operator which reverse

Can you please explain how it's more readable?

[generalmemer]

Originally Posted by Natsheh No its not the same there u reversing the bits in the other hand I'm checking if user hasn't the flag. Which will check if there isn't match in the bits Think about it ~ is a bits operator which reverse Can you please explain how it's more readable?

Look, I dont care for the specifics. It is the same, they work exactly the same way
If the client doesn't have e flag it won't be executed, if client has it, it will be executed. So I don't see the issue..? My goal here was to help the op.
It's more readable since there's less of ((())) which is why I use it. In practice there's no dramatic difference which code is used since it works. This is not the plugin submissions section

[SomewhereLost]

My bad, I completely forgot that I use a separate plugin for executing commands like amx_slay or amx_ban, so when I changed amx_slay to amx_ban, it did not actually work because I use a different plugin which kinda replaces admincmd, so instead of amx_ban name time reason, its amx_ban time #userid reason, unfortunately in this case it doesnt work, otherwise if I use admincmd, it does.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Natsheh No its not the same there u reversing the bits in the other hand I'm checking if user hasn't the flag. Which will check if there isn't match in the bits Think about it ~ is a bits operator which reverse Can you please explain how it's more readable?

The only different between the two methods is that one returns a boolean and the other an integer. Otherwise, they are the same.