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Most of you probably know this, but...
I have found that the assignment operator returns the value that is assigned, ie:
Myvar = 34;
That is why you can do this:
if((FilePointer = fopen(...)) != NULL)
The assignment operator returns the value returned from fopen(), so that you can then can compare it with NULL.
This is also why several assignments on the same line works, ie:
MyVar1 = MyVar2 = MyVar3 = MyVar4 = 35;
Myvar4 = 35 returns 35, so the line is truncated to this:
Myvar1 = MyVar2 = MyVar3 = 35;
And so on until all variables has been assigned that value.