CASEby MATT (no login)Wasnt sure if I should start a new topic or not.. I know that this is incorrect.. It works but, when STATE <> STATES() it also prints "Deleting: ''" before reprinting "(Blank to exit) which state?" SELECT CASE Y CASE IS < 0, IS >= 50: PRINT "Out of range" CASE STATE <> STATES(): PRINT STATE; " was not found!" CASE ELSE PRINT "Deleting: '" + STATES(Y) + "'" STATES(Y) = "" END SELECT |
| Response Title | Author and Date |
| scratch that | Matt on May 12 |
| Re: CASE (added some more info) (fixed a few typos in the pseudo code) | on May 12 |
| RE | MATT on May 12 |
| * I edited my previous post... | on May 12 |
| Thanks | Matt on May 12 |
| * yw. | on May 12 |
| re: case updated | MATT on May 12 |
| I see 2 main problems | on May 12 |
| RE: two main problems | Matt on May 13 |
| I see some other potential problems in your program. | on May 24 |
| Example using a boolean variable with a loop | Solitaire on May 12 |
| Re: Example using a boolean variable with a loop | on May 12 |
| Good shortcut. Another example using duplicate data: | Solitaire on May 13 |
| going a bit off topic... | on May 13 |
| Yes, in VB.NET: | Solitaire on May 13 |