I haven't had a change to play with your code... but just in general... It's bad practice to compare a Boolean value to True or False. You should simply be doing:
if( x && y) instead of if (x == true && y == true) Cheers, Nate On Sat, Feb 7, 2009 at 5:04 PM, Cordova Aaron <[email protected]> wrote: > I have an if else block that is matching every combination, all at once. > > To verify what I was suspecting I hard coded values to make portions of the > block impossible but they are still occuring, I'm assuming that the project > is not being rebuilt but when I comment lines, the code is no longer > executed, but the block is still executed. > > example > > x = true; > y = false; > > if(x == true && y == false) > { > doSomething(); > } > else if(x== false && y == false) > { > if( x == true) > { > Alert.show("Should never happen."); > } > doSomethingElse(); > } > else > { > //do nothing > } > > In my example I'm sure that I should never see the alert message, but I get > it the message every time the code is executed. I ran the 'Clean' option in > under the Build menu and the source recompiled, the problem remains. > > > -- Cheers, Nate ---------------------------------------- http://blog.natebeck.net
