Thanks for the reply Mathias.
Yeah - I remember C (never did much C++) and how == works. Are you saying that the MultiScript equality operator actually compares the
addresses of the two values, rather than their contents?
So I need to use StrIsEqual() (the equivalent of the C strcmp() function), yes?
I understand if you don't want to change the behaviour - regression testing is a bitch and angry users are even worse
I'm very familiar with the MultiScript string functions by now; I spent a couple of hours this morning checking and amending the documentation page for them