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yosepp
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how do i verify if a variable like mg$ is equal to Y. the variable was specified by
i tried
but that wouldn,t work
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Kentaree
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Posted: 4th Jan 2003 19:09
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To check for a string you need to enclose the string in "'s.



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jasuk70
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Posted: 4th Jan 2003 19:30
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Another thing to do is:



So that it doesnt matter if it was typed in caps or not.

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yosepp
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thx, but how to check for F-keys or Capslock. Also, how to check it during game so the game won't pause every time and without the input thatsall the time there. iknow, that i have a lot of questions but i,m new. i bet you where new also.[img][/img]

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jasuk70
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Have a look at the ENTRY$ Function (As well as all the other INPUT fuctions)in the online help and look at my input routined I've posted into the Code Snippets area for an idea on how it can be used.

Another small example of keyboard reading is below:

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haggisman
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To get things like F-keys and Capslock you can use the keystate() command.

This image lists all the numbers that go into keystate, note your keyboard may have a slightly different set of numbers.



if you wanted input from the F1 key you would use:

if keystate(59)=1 then print "You hit the F1 key"

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yosepp
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thx, it worked [img][/img]

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