[PartialCloning]

Is there an IntAbs function? I found FloatAbs but I can't seem to find a function to get int absolute value.

[WildCard65]

PHP Code:

RoundFloat(FloatAbs(float(someint))); 


[Dr. Greg House]

Originally Posted by WildCard65 PHP Code: RoundFloat(FloatAbs(float(someint)));

wat

stock IntAbs(val)
{
    if(val < 0)
    {
        return -val;
    }
    return val;
}

[Potato Uno]

Originally Posted by Dr. Greg House wat stock IntAbs(val) { if(val < 0) { return -val; } return val; }

Double wat

PHP Code:

stock int IntAbs(int val)
{
   return (val < 0) ? -val : val;
} 


[KissLick]

Originally Posted by Potato Uno Double wat PHP Code: stock int IntAbs(int val) {    return (val < 0) ? -val : val; }

Tripple wat

PHP Code:

stock int IntAbs(int val)
{
    return IsGreaterThanZero(val) ? ReturnValue(val) : ReturnMinusValue(val);
}

static stock bool IsGreaterThanZero(int val)
{
    return (val > 0);
}

static stock int ReturnValue(int val)
{
    return val;
}

static stock int ReturnMinusValue(int val)
{
    return -1 * val;
} 


[Dr. Greg House]

Originally Posted by Potato Uno Double wat

It is called "old syntax". It is the one they don't change anymore.
Useful if you have projects with over 10k lines of code and you don't want to mass-edit them all because a keyword has been removed.

Also I don't like things stuffed into one line. It spreads the wrong notion that less lines -> faster.

KissLick: You will enjoy this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obfusc...al_obfuscation

PartialCloning: If your question was actually if the stock includes already have an abs function for ints: I haven't found any.

[PartialCloning]

Thanks guys. I was actually looking for something like that stock you posted. I just had to adjust it to work with the new syntax.

[Chdata]

PHP Code:

stock int IntAbs(int n)
{
   return (n ^ (n >> 31)) - (n >> 31);
} 


lolo

[KissLick]

Originally Posted by Chdata PHP Code: stock int IntAbs(int n) {    return (n ^ (n >> 31)) - (n >> 31); }  lolo

To much SWAG in there... My compilator wouldn't make it...