I'm pretty new to it-basic, and was wondering how to make the if command depend on the checktmr command
You could use checktmr like this:
Code:
//stores 0 into variable A to prevent the code from not running when it encounters the Repeat loop
0→A
//starts the timer and stores the start time into variable X
startTmr→X
//This will continue to 'repeat' the following chunk of code until A equals 1
Repeat A=1
//<input your own code here if you want>
//Checks if the time since the timer was started is less than 5 seconds. If so then it stores 1 into variable A. If it is not true, it will ignore the 1→A and continue running the rest of the code
If checkTmr(X)>5
//this simply stores the value 1 into variable A. Now when the code encounters the Repeat A=1 loop again, it will quit.
1→A
//<more of your code here if you want>
//you need an End statement to tell the Repeat loop "Hey, don't repeat any code pass this point!"
End
//displays that A now equals 1
Disp "True!
You can learn more about If statements Here and Here. Some great resources for learning BASIC are the Starter Kit, and the Command index on TiBasicDeveloper!
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