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Originally Posted by Python523
My. God. Learn to think like a computer scientist. It does not "replace" with.
allplayers is an object of some sort that acts as an array of all of the players online. By using the foreach syntax of with, you are merely just cycling through every element of that object array and setting each instance at a specific point in time to a specific player. There is no REPLACING. It is just another method to do it.
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I can tell that your 'It' is referring to the foreach loop. We've kinda already established that part.
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Originally Posted by ApothiX
My. God. Learn GScript. It is NOT replacing with at all.
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It looks like your 'It' is referring to the new method of accessing object properties. If so, your statement is incorrect.
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The default way to do it is with prefixes, therefor, with is what is doing the replacing.
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'Default'? Another vague 'it'?
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It is like internet-shorthand, you don't replace 'u' with 'you', you replace 'you' with 'u'.
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What? Do you not understand the definition of the word 'replace'? Your vague and inconsistent explanations and examples would seem to suggest so.