Minor... just FYI for those who track bugs... the "true" and "false" keywords are colored in those last two statements in the Eclipse editor at least. I tried to post this in the BUG forum but that doesn't allow image attachments.

Minor... just FYI for those who track bugs... the "true" and "false" keywords are colored in those last two statements in the Eclipse editor at least. I tried to post this in the BUG forum but that doesn't allow image attachments.

You can use inset code in the first post, or add an image on a post after that,
x==true and x==1 are different in monkey c, as in one case you are comparing two booleans, and in the other, a bookean and a number,
true and false are keywords, while 1 isn't.
Thx Jim - just an MVP to illustrate the parser bug... ignore the == 1 :-)
With VS Code, this is what you see. I doubt Eclipse will change.

good. I'll switch over soon.