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Newcomers DBPro Corner / help with "if" command

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Plastico
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what I want to achieve is this. when the program prints f$(4) I want my program to repeat the question. and when the program prints f$(3) I wnat it to move on to the next question.

this is for a text game im making that simply shows you a picture and you have to idenify it.

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JokerZ
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Posted: 23rd Aug 2004 10:34 Edited at: 23rd Aug 2004 10:35
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If you didn't mind breaking the program flow a little,
you could always use a goto command to go back up to the top of the loop.



Many people don't like the use of goto. Personally, I'm old school and I'll use
it if I need to make a break every now and then.

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Ric
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Alternatively, if you want to avoid the dreaded goto loop, (although personally I can't see any problem with it as used above), you would probably use the repeat-until loop. Something like this I think....




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Plastico
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much thanks, I actually dont mind using "goto" I just treat it like any other command. I prefer it more than loops for smaller programs such as this.
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John H
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Dont use goto!! Use gosub


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Ric
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I know we're in danger of starting a whole new 'GOTO' or 'DON'T GOTO' thread - but......

Sure - if you want to run a subroutine and return back to the same place, use gosub But if you don't wish to return, then you would use goto. Like a re-entry point in the program where a user wants to restart - that's where I'd use a goto, to take them back to a previous part of the program.


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