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[Joshj99]

Just a really simple question

What are the GML equivalents to:


And



Thats all I need to know please answer =D

Edited by Joshj99, 06 February 2009 - 09:22 PM.

[zephiel87]

move_snap(hsnap, vsnap)

if (expression)

[heyufool1]

if (place_snapped(x,y))

And

if (expression==true) (== is used for comparing values and = is used for setting values but either way is acceptable)

Edited by heyufool1, 06 February 2009 - 09:18 PM.

[jakey5565]

1. if place_snapped(32,32)
2. if var = true/false
Edit amazing 1 post after another and the minutes go p by one each time

Edited by jakey5565, 06 February 2009 - 09:19 PM.

[Joshj99]

Thanks =D

but sorry about that, i meant to put this for the second one:


I got them confused

Edited by Joshj99, 06 February 2009 - 09:18 PM.

[heyufool1]

well for that i like to do it in a switch statement:

switch (show_message_ext("Question here","Yes",false,"No"))
{
  case 1://if the user picked yes
  {
	//actions here
  };break;//dont forget this!
  case 2://if the user picked no
  {
	//actions here
  };break;//dont forget this!
}

Edited by heyufool1, 06 February 2009 - 09:21 PM.

[jakey5565]

if ( show_question("are you using gml") )

[heyufool1]

lol that works too, i personally like show_message_ext because it allows 3 options instead of only yes/no.

[Joshj99]

Thanks alot everyone

[jakey5565]

lol that works too, i personally like show_message_ext because it allows 3 options instead of only yes/no.

yes but if you dont need three buttons then mine is better show_message_ext takes longer to program but also allows for custom buttons