Hey What is faster between those 2 expressions:
this:
if a=1 then
...
elseif b=1 then
...
elseif c=1 then
...
end if
or this:
if a=1 or b=1 or c=1 then
...
end if
?
I wouldn't be too concerned about optimising this kind of thing. The difference is negligible and would not be a bottleneck in your code.
That said, you would have to evaluate between 1 and 3 pieces of logic in the first example, whereas the second would always be 3. So, logically the first would be faster in most cases.
Stevie
aaaaah ok gotcha !!
thanks ^^
Continuing what Stevie says, you should first most make your code as easy to understand as possible. Optimising these things might sacrifice how easy it is to read or add/change your code.
ALso they do not do the same thing.
if a=1 then
... Run this when a=1
elseif b=1 then
... Run this when a<>1 AND B=1
elseif c=1 then
... Run this when A<>1 AND B<>1 AND c=1
end if
if a=1 or b=1 or c=1 then
... Run this when A=1 or B=1 or C=1
end if
SO my answer would be use the one you need
I can't agree more your remark; I abandoned so many projects due to uneasy readable codes...
But now, I think I got it, everything is well organized and in some cases the use of 'elseif' make it even more readable, so that's kool!
My current program is around 7000 lines and I can find what I am looking for real fast. ^^
I'm finding the biggest slowdown in my project is linepicks and the collision system...