On September 25, 2007 at 08:26, imt said...
I don't understand what you are saying. The flag test
option is an IF/THEN/ELSE statement. You can't do a flag
test to determine state and then do a separate IF/THE/ELSE
statement.
You're right. I'm dead wrong. I was remembering that something didn't make sense about the process, and I remembered it wrong. So it's my turn to be an idiot.
The flag test is
IF yourflagname is SET then do the following operation
ELSE (IF NOT SET) THEN DO THIS OPERATION
END or _____________________________________
Yuppers. It sure is. It's exactly what I was claiming was two commands.
The part that I had a hard time with is that Flag Test not only checks the flags, but then also does an operation based on the status of the flag. Somehow when I started I thought that "test" didn't also mean "act on the result of the test."
On September 25, 2007 at 12:35, tgrugett said...
Classic... I knew somehow as I was typing the words ..."my
...logic is flawless" that I may end up regretting it.
:)
That's why I rarely type those words, but whatever I write just oozes with the concept that I'm right, because I believe in it. Too bad I chose to believe the wrong thing this time.
