At 11:26 2007-03-22, you wrote:
>Hey all
>K this is the problem.. I have a CaveArray[][]made up of the
>following struct. when i refer to the bool members of it to test if
>it is true or false it always skips the code following.
>
>struct cave { //template of each cave
> bool North ;
> bool South ;
> bool East ;
> bool West ;
> bool Wumpus ;
> bool NewWumpus;
> bool Hole ;
> bool Arrows ;
> bool Lives ;
> bool CaveFound;
>
>
>
>} CaveArray [IROW][ICOL] ;
>
>e.g.
>if ( Maze[iX][iY].North == true )
>{
> if ( Maze[iX-1][iY].Hole == true )
> //even though this expression is true it never goes
>into the following code it just skips on.. ive put watches on all
>the CaveArray and stepped through the code and then the expression
>is highlighted it says its true but still skips the code anyway
> {
> bHole = true;
> }
>}
>iX and iY are always within the array size
>
>any ideas why this is??
none, but I'm wondering why you don't write what you mean instead of
that if........
bHole |= Maze[iX-1][iY].Hole;
>Cheers
>g
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