well pretty much any if() statement
example:
if(randomvar=="randomtext")
{
ect...
}
i think codeblocks does it a different way that might be why. I havent seen any if statement use it that way in the code but im not sure what to describe the way its being used as. o.o but then again im quite new to c++ and even newer to codeblocks :s
most of the if statements i see in eoserv code call upon other functions for return values.