GML [SOLVED] Is GML case-sensitive?

[Mythi.T]

I want to make a non-"draw_text"-text display-er. I don't know if lowercase letters should be considered to be displayed.
Simple question to solve this, Is GML case-sensitive? Can GMS 2 Detect a case different in variables and strings?

Example:

string = "A"
if string = "a" {
      x = "true"
} else {
      x = "false"
}

So, based on this code, would x equal true or false?

Edit: Thanks to you all who responded, who trump my IQ my at least 100, who found and answer and pointed out all the mistakes that I typed

 

[RefresherTowel]

I dunno, this seems like something that you literally could've tested by putting the code you typed into GMS instead of into the forums. The answer is no, the ascii values are different for "A" and "a", so they do not equal each other. You could MAKE them equal each other by converting the string into upper or lower case using string_lower("A") or string_upper("a") if it took your fancy.

 

[Taddio]

Most definately false, and it probably took more time for you to post this thread than try it

 

[Amon]

The code posted by the OP has nothing to do with syntax case sensitivity in GML. I don't get what this thread is, nor if the OP gets it also...

 

[Lonewolff]

Short answer: Yes
Long answer: Yes, everything is case sensitive.
Longer answer: Yes, as soon as you hit compile, you would have answered your own question.

 

[Bayesian]

Hey @Mythi.T,

What everyone is talking about is that you could have added something like

string = "A"
if (string == "a"){
      check = "true"
} else {
      check = "false"
}

show_debug_message(string(check))

and then run is game and you'll see the either a 1 for true or 0 for false in the output window inside GMS

You could also use the debugger(F6) or made the game do something like draw a sprite or not

 

[Posh Indie]

The real crime here is a single "=" in a conditional statement.