At 4:23 PM +0530 3/13/01, kalpesh wrote:
>I am making a CD-ROM Presentation on Alcohol Awareness. Wherein I have to
>calculate the BAC (Blood Alcohol Content)for the viewer.
>
>The formula is as follows :
>
>(((x*1882.816)/((y)*z*1000))-
>(.017*s/60))
>
>Where "x" is attached to a #bitmaps
> "y" is attached to a #field
> "z" is attached to also a #bitmap
> & "s" is attached to a #field
>
>I can get the relevant info But just help me with a script on how to
>calculate it & also on how to transfer the same information to
>another "dir" file.
>
What do you mean when you say (for example) 'Where "x" is attached
to a #bitmap'?
If you can get these values into Lingo variables, for example, x, y,
z, and s, then all you would have to do is to use the following two
Lingo lines:
global BAC
BAC = (((x*1882.816)/((y)*z*1000))-(.017*s/60))
The second line is just a simple assignment statement, which because
of the first line, assigns the answer into a global variable. Global
variables maintain their values across movies.
Irv
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