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Hi all. Can someone please tell me how to make this call msgbox() only ONE time per each part of the function, such as when u cut it and there is no object selected, or when u cut it and there IS an object selected, and u selected yes to cut it.


if string2$="Cut"

if picked>0

msg=0

if msg=0

msg=msgbox("WARNING!","Are you sure you want to do this?",MBYESNO)

endif

if msg=6

if object exist(picked)

hide object picked

endif

endif

endif

else

if msg=0 and picked>0

msgbox("WARNING!","You MUST select an object before cutting it!",MBOK)

endif

msg = 1

endif

This is pretty much all I need. I simply need to know to call a msgbox() once per loop

Thanks!

a)can you please indent your code
b)can you please use the code snippet option for code

based on the info you have provided I can only conclude this is what you are after - in which case I think its a sign that you are tired and need to give yourself a some rest before doing anymore. If not then we could do with more info. Is there some need to use a string variable for something that would be more efficent if a simple flag value was used instead? ie if cut=1..blah blah ...endif

Eugh use a code snippet plox


Also, why do you have this in the code:

That means it'll always do what's inside that if statement...

I was also attempting to solve the problem but I can't see why this would display more than one msgbox each time its run. - Each call to a msgbox is separated by boolean opposite conditions (i.e. one is in the true part of an if statement and the other is in a false part). :S

We're gona need more code or a better explanation if you want this fixed.