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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Is it possible to use variables for DATA commands?

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kfoong
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the question above ^. Well is it possible?
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bitJericho
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no... a data statement works as such...



a read statement only returns values to a variable

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bushsucks
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not that i know of, sorry

don't re-elect bush
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indi
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you could by assigning each data space with a command referenced by a number.

eg
data space 1 with data of 1 means load a cube but
data space 1 with data of 2 means load a cone

as one idea

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kfoong
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indi i did not understand what you just said :-s

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indi
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after u have read in the data u can apply things to it via what data is stored in the first place.

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bitJericho
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this is how you could apply what indi was talking about..

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indi
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at least jerico understands the principle.

I didnt have time to write it b4.

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Fluffy Paul
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Constants can come in handy here. e.g.


your data still has to have the right numbers in it, but the constants can help remind you what it all means and make your code more readable.

Ending a sentence with a French word is so passé
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