Can someone tell me if there is a difference between these statements ...

Is the following code (in this instance) different from the other?

code #1FOR Subscript = 1 _TO_ TAB_Tab1..Occurrence
IF NOT Subscript = 7 TAB_Tab1[Subscript]..Visible = False
END
END

code #2
FOR Subscript = 1 _TO_ TAB_Tab1..Occurrence
IF Subscript <> 7 TAB_Tab1[Subscript]..Visible = False
END
END

Thanks!
Georgio

Hi Giorgio
Probabely a boobytrap, but in my opinion there is no difference.
HTH
Swissstephan

Hi,

I made a test just for the fun, and the only difference I see is execution time. <> is faster than NOT =.

ha,hb,hc are Time
na,nb are int
da,db are Duration
FOR j = 1 TO 10
	na=0
	nb=0
	ha = Now()
	FOR i = 1 TO 2000000
		IF i<>7 THEN na++
	END
	hb = Now()
	FOR i = 1 TO 2000000
		IF NOT i=7 THEN nb++
	END
	hc = Now()
	da=hb-ha
	db=hc-hb
	Trace("<>"+na,da,"","N="+nb,db)
END

Useless, but fun. On my PC I get a diff. in favour of <>.

<>1999999 0000000310 N=1999999 0000000300
<>1999999 0000000270 N=1999999 0000000280
<>1999999 0000000260 N=1999999 0000000300
<>1999999 0000000250 N=1999999 0000000300
<>1999999 0000000260 N=1999999 0000000280
<>1999999 0000000270 N=1999999 0000000280
<>1999999 0000000270 N=1999999 0000000290
<>1999999 0000000270 N=1999999 0000000280
<>1999999 0000000270 N=1999999 0000000280
<>1999999 0000000260 N=1999999 0000000300