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[revvin]

I noticed in a script mnemonic supplied me he used "||" as an operator. I am guessing this is an "OR" equivalent?
Does anybody have any links to information on the types of Operators used in this script?  I am used to the old AND OR NOTs... but cant seem to get them to work?

I am trying to achieve:

    WHILE (Actor.X > StartX) AND (Actor.X < EndX) DO
        {
            code to execute
        }

Thanks again,
Kev

[Mnemonic]

Only the C-style operators are allowed:

|| ... or
&& ... and
== ... equal
!= ... non equal

And of course the obvious ones, <, >, <=, >=.

[deadworm222]

That "DO" in your scrpit will most probably cause an error.

[MMR]

In WME Scripting should be...

Code: [Select]

while (actor.X > startX && actor.X < endX)
{
            code to execute
}
 

[revvin]

Cool. thanks guys. Just needed to know the C operators (I never learned any variation of C)

The "DO" would definitely cause an error yes - because its just there to explain the logic of what I was trying to accomplish (I am still learning the language - most of what I know comes from Turbo Pascal)

Thanks everybody
Kev