Daft question re conditional breakpoints in SDBG

I know that:

< means 'less than'

means 'greater than' == means 'equals'

but

what means 'does not equal'?

I've tried <> but that doesn't work.

Sorry for asking such a n00b question, but I can't see it in the help!

K

Try /=

Quoted from skeptic Try /=

Thanks...but nope, that doesn't seem to work. Any other ideas?

K

I have just tested

IF(X/=Y)THEN print *,'not equal' ELSE print *,'equal' END IF

It works. Try it again

Quoted from skeptic I have just tested

IF(X/=Y)THEN print *,'not equal' ELSE print *,'equal' END IF

It works. Try it again

How did you manage that as a conditional breakpoint in SDBG?

K

!= works OK for me.

Quoted from PaulLaidler != works OK for me.

Nope, I still get 'stopped' when IEVENT is 10, if I set a conditional break:

IEVENT!=10

BTW, I'm still using FTN v5.5, SDBG v5.4. Is it something that was fixed in v6?

K

Try

!(k==10)

Quoted from PaulLaidler Try

!(k==10)

Caramba! That works, thanks. 😄

K