CounterOp

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CounterOp(operand1, operand2, destination, operation)

Sets the value of the destination counter to the operation between the operand1 and operand2 counters. The two operands and the destination can be identical.

Arguments[edit]

  • operand1, operand2: The counter IDs to operate on (from 0 to 7).
  • destination: The target counter ID to receive the calculation between the two operands (from 0 to 7).
  • operation: Can be one of the following keywords or numbers:
  • add (1)
  • sub (2)
  • mul (3)
  • div (4): division. Won't execute if operand2 = 0.
  • mod (5): modulus. Return the remainder of the division. Won't execute if operand2 <= 0
  • and (6): bitwise AND.
  • or (8): bitwise OR.
  • xor (9): bitwise exclusive OR.
  • hitdice (12): calculate destination = operand1 * random(1, operand2)
  • rshift (13): right shift. Divide operand1 by 2^operand2.
  • lshift (14): left shift. Multiply operand1 by 2^operand2.

The following operators are all unary and operand2 will be ignored:

  • abs (15): absolute value.
  • negate (16): negative value.
  • not (17): logical NOT. Return 1 if operand1 is 0, return 0 otherwise.
  • invert (18): one's complement (bitwise NOT).

See also[edit]