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~ actually inverts the bits of the value. $ will submit the largest value. The string you've provided as an example reads as:
select the maximum of:
* 16-bit 0x0f3336 if bit0 of 0x0f3314 is 0 (~ changes 0 to 1, or 1 to 0, so if bit is set, multiply by 0)
* 16-bit 0x0f32d6 if bit0 of 0x0f32b4 is 0
* 16-bit 0x0f3306 if bit0 of 0x0f32e4 is 0
* 16-bit 0x0f3366 if bit0 of 0x0f3344 is 0
The plaintext description is:
If p1 is cpu, ignore score for p1.
If p2 is cpu, ignore score for p2.
If p3 is cpu, ignore score for p3.
If p4 is cpu, ignore score for p4.
Select highest of remaining values.
Note that ~ only works for bits in the current dll/RetroArch. Full data type inversions will be supported by rcheevos in future releases.
~ will submit the largest value of multiple lookups.
example:
0x0f3336*~0xM0f3314$0x0f32d6*~0xM0f32b4$0x0f3306*~0xM0f32e4$0x0f3366*~0xM0f3344
for http://retroachievements.org/leaderboardinfo.php?i=2282I thought that maybe I/we could use this as a to-do list of things that need documentation, maybe. That anyone could work on.
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