getKey->K stores the return value of the function getKey (a number) into K (a variable). So, bflat's code with annotations (PS, bflat, you have an extra End on line 3):
Code: :While K!=45 (45 is the key code for Clear)
When you get to the End, jump back to this While line as long as K is not equal to 45. Only once K becomes 45 (because CLEAR was pressed) can this While loop exit.
Code: :GetKey -> K
:If K=11
If the key was Y=, then do "Do stuff here"
Code: :Then
:Do stuff here
:End
:If K=12 (12 is the key code for Windows)
:Then
:Do stuff here
:End
Now it's time to loop back to the While, as long as K is not 45. Code: :End
Mkay, that works, but now i got another problem.
I need to make it so that when you press down/up it adds/subtracts 1 to "X" and then will move a line (-) with it so that the user sees what they're picking.
Does anyone see what I'm getting at?
Somewhere in there, add:
X-(K=34)+(K=25->X
When K=34, the statement (K=34) is true and therefore has arithmetic value 1; if K!=34, (K=34) = 0. Same for K=25. Therefore When K=34, this is like X-1+0->X, or X-1->X. When K=25, this is like X-0+1->X, or X+1->X.
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