String Checks

[William]

Its the 'not' operator, for example...

Code:

Public void Test(int moose){

   If moose != 1337 {
   moose = 1337;
   }

}

Says if the int being passed in isn't set to 1337 then set it to 1337 - see?

I understand the code you passed on. But he part:

Code:

!A-Za-z

I can't see how that would work. Why Za for example? I havn't googled this and I'm sure that would give me the info needed. But anyway, I'm to tired to go that way when I'm sure Dugor can explain it with his own words.