ElseIf

[J B Wood (Zumwalt)]

Forgive my lack of looking, but I can't seem to find the ElseIf clause.
Do I have to do that long hand for the time being?

[Ionic Wind Support Team]

Because there isn't one

[J B Wood (Zumwalt)]

Ok, final question on that, what about string continuation using the _ at the end of a line

STRING test="this is the first" _
"part of a very long" _
"string"

[Ionic Wind Support Team]

STRING test="this is the first" +_
"part of a very long" +_
"string"

Each 'part' of a string is limited to 1024 characters.

[J B Wood (Zumwalt)]

Thanks, forgot about the limitation.
What about subs?

Sub mytest (def myval as int, _
                  def myval1 as int, _
                  def myval2 as int), int

[Ionic Wind Support Team]

subs and their parameters have to be on one line.  The preparser can't handle the _ symbol.   

Declare's can use the _ though.

Paul.

[J B Wood (Zumwalt)]

Yikes.. ok, thanks..
What about conditional statements?

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If m_Level(X, Y, Z).sFloorType = SquareType.sFloor _
           And sType <> SquareType.Door _
           And sType <> SquareType.StairsDn _
           And sType <> SquareType.StairsUp _
        Then
            return
        End If


[Ionic Wind Support Team]

You tell me.  I have done that before and it has worked, but if you are having problems it is better to state so then to try and make me guess   

Then THEN is really not necessay and I would probably code it as:

If (m_Level(X, Y, Z).sFloorType = SquareType.sFloor) _
           And (sType <> SquareType.Door) _
           And (sType <> SquareType.StairsDn) _
           And (sType <> SquareType.StairsUp)
                 return
End If

[J B Wood (Zumwalt)]

Thanks again for your patience with me Paul.
I'll work on this some more tomorrow, over 2500 lines as it is, just had those small sticking points.