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rockabillypete
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Posted: 8th Jan 2003 19:59
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Hi could someone tell me the code for this
all i want is for n=no so that when user presses n on keybord the user goes to gosub no or yes. do i use inkey. I can use input can i. I hope this makes sense, i want to write a question and answer program. Thanx to al those helping me ( cheers ). The dbpro man not very good. Its just an index not many simply instructions and the empamples in th program i dont think are that good either for beginners. I think its better here. thanx everybody again
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indi
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Posted: 8th Jan 2003 20:07
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something like this will get you started.
as an added feature it stops the annoying rapid fire
when using a simple command like

if inkey$()="n" then gosub wrong





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rockabillypete
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Posted: 8th Jan 2003 21:57
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so keystate is the key of the keyboard ie 49 = n
is that right.

many thanx 4 help

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rockabillypete
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i wrote this it dont work what i want is input or something after print
print "y or n "
input a$
if inkey$()="n" then print "no"
if inkey$()="y" then print "yes"
wait key

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QuothTheRaven
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the problem with your code is that it passes the inkey opportunity in a fraction of a second. It goes if"n"if"y" then waits for you to press a key. You have to put it in a loop.
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Boegiboe
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Posted: 10th Jan 2003 17:08
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Or...

Input "Press y or n",a$
if lowercase(a$)="y" then print "yes"
if lowercase(a$)="n" then print "no"

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