I’ve seen this if statement recently:
if(hWnd > 0)
{
....
}
Can someone explain this syntax for me?
I’ve never seen a semi-colon in an if statement before.
I’ve seen this if statement recently: if(hWnd > 0) { …. } Can someone
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I’ve seen this if statement recently:
if(hWnd > 0)
{
....
}
Can someone explain this syntax for me?
I’ve never seen a semi-colon in an if statement before.
It’s HTML encoded and that code won’t compile correctly until it is decoded. It should be this:
The
>is the HTML (or XML) entity for>. You might also find that the code contains other entities such as&instead of&.