Move a sprite with any click like a boolean.

Hello excuse my english,

I don't understand, i want to move a sprite Y-125 with "any click" and the second "any click" Y+125 for the sprite back in its place.

Like a boolean, i do this.

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and this

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But the 2 lines in the same time don't works.

with the 2 lines the sprite don't move.

The 2 lines vanish?

I go the wrong way ?

Thanks.

Chris.

If you set c_haut to 1 then the second code triggers immediately, because then c_haut is 1. You have to structure it another way.

try -

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but - instead of a global variable why not add an instance variable (boolean) to your sprite ?

you would get :

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This will also not work. Because the first condition will trigger the else statement.

He has to use a boolean and reset it with key release.

I have to go now. I will post a solution later, if the problem then still exists.

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Nope! It's a good solution. The else is bound to the evaluation of the condition it's "elsing", since this evaluation happens before the action, the else will not be triggered.

RamPackWobble

Using a boolean instead of a global number is not equivalent though it might be a better solution in this case. But we can't say without seeing the big picture.

I would guess that you probably want to use a boolean for the semantic (meaning) of a 0/1 switch, but to me it's more because c2 doesn't provide boolean types for globals than for a good design reason.

(To counter c2's flaw, I usually declare two global constant TRUE = 1 and FALSE = 0 and use that in expressions)

This will also not work. Because the first condition will trigger the else statement.

He has to use a boolean and reset it with key release.

I have to go now. I will post a solution later, if the problem then still exists.

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Yann - good idea about the TRUE/FALSE globals. I agree about using boolean being different to globals just thought I would offer a possible variation...

Thanks a lot ! i'm going to try

it's works !

it was missing "esle"

The 2 work but I chose the capx1 without boolean.

Thanks.

since this evaluation happens before the action, the else will not be triggered

Oh, I didn't know that. You never stop learning.