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2D All the way! / kinda stupid but loop dont work

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chan
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Posted: 18th Nov 2011 16:57
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i know its very noob but for some reason i dont know, the loop dont work. no sprites were made, but if i do it individually, that means no loop, it works fine.

any problem with my loop? --"

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Posted: 18th Nov 2011 22:18
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Yes. This is C code. It won't compile in DBPro, for what I might've suggested were obvious reasons.

The correct syntax for a FOR loop in DBPRO is as follows:



Note also the lack of semicolons delimiting each line - these are unnecessary in every BASIC variant of which I'm aware. Line breaks are logical elements in DBPro.

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Quote: "It won't compile in DBPro"

It looks like he's using DGDK to me so I think he is after C++.

Try changing the for loop to:


Note the <=.

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the "<=" means it will only work once right? so id make it ">=" ?

may i ask.. what is the difference between mine and yours?

by the way i really appreciate your help guys.

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Posted: 19th Nov 2011 22:22 Edited at: 19th Nov 2011 22:36
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Quote: "the "<=" means it will only work once right? so id make it ">=" ?"


No, as Hodgey showed you that's just the way a FOR/NEXT loop works in C++. The "<=" means less than or equal to. When you use == it won't do the loop at all... try this code snip in C++.



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@chan,

It sounds like you think the for loop loops until a condition is true - it doesn't. It loops while that condition is true.

The C or C++ for loop is equivalent to a while loop. For example, apart from the variable name used (i and j), the following two loops are equivalent:


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i get it now guys! thanks alot!

ive reached 2d game making but still i havvnt understood loop. XD
but i got it now.

thanks alot!

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