In lines of code is there a way to

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Jun 3 2002, 2:54 pm
Is there a way to go back in code like if something isn't the way its supposed to be, to go back and go back through the code until everything works out?
like
if(blah == 0)
blah2 += 1
if(blah2 == 1)
world<<"wrong"
this is where I need to stop and go back to the beginning and do it again until I get to
if(blah2 == 3)
world<<"correct"
Jun 3 2002, 3:01 pm
Vermolius wrote:
Is there a way to go back in code like if something isn't the way its supposed to be, to go back and go back through the code until everything works out?



proc/Blah() // Make it a proc() to respawn
if(blah == 0)
blah2 += 1
if(blah2 == 1)
world<<"wrong"
Blah() // Restart The Proc

if(blah2 == 3)
world<<"correct"

Try That.





Shun Di, Out
Jun 3 2002, 3:13 pm
Sounds like you are looking for a while loop.

if(blah == 0)
while(blah2 < 3)
blah2 += 1
world << "wrong"
world << "correct"
Jun 3 2002, 3:19 pm
In response to Shun Di
also, you might want to mess with the world's loop var, if this proc runs like shun di has it, it will call an error after it runs for a while, I think the count is like 100 recurrences. Later, look it up in the help file, under
world(vars).
Jun 4 2002, 3:02 am
In response to Shun Di
Shun Di wrote:
proc/Blah() // Make it a proc() to respawn
if(blah == 0)
blah2 += 1
if(blah2 == 1)
world<<"wrong"
Blah() // Restart The Proc

if(blah2 == 3)
world<<"correct"

Problem: This is a recursive call. You don't want to do it that way.
If you restart the proc, and you're not using a loop construct like while(), then you should use spawn() to call the proc.

Lummox JR