I have some JS condition where I use !=0, that means I am looking for a number or string (or any other true value) and not an empty or zero value (jsfiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/hjL4eaht/1/)
if(x!=0){
// do something
}
So I got a warning because JSHint suggest me to use == to avoid empties, what is absolutely understandable, but I don't need it, so I am disabling it making eqeqeq option to false.
eqeqeq=false
but this is not working, I continue getting these warnings, I think eqeqeq is not the correct option.
The warning says: "Use '!==' to compare with '0'."
how can I disable them?
Thank you!
