Ok, here's the first realy question in awhile. :)
I'm coding up a C++ program.
I have these defined:
#define UNKNOWN 0
#define AREA 1
#define ROOM 2
#define MOBILE 3
#define OBJECT 4
#define RESET 5
#define SHOP 6
int LoadType;
Then I have later on when I want to display something:
switch ( LoadType )
{
case AREA: fraAreaData->Visible = true; break;
case ROOM: fraRoomData->Visible = true; break;
case MOBILE: fraMobData->Visible = true; break;
case OBJECT: fraObjectData->Visible = true; break;
case RESET: fraResetData->Visible = true; break;
case SHOP: fraShopData->Visible = true; break;
case UNKNOWN: lblWarning->Visible = true; break;
}
I have put a break point at the switch, and "LoadType" does have the
appropriate number as it should. However, it "always" goes to case UNKNOWN.
The program loops through this switch 6 times. Each time, LoadType is 1, 2,
3,.... respective to each loop. But the switch will NOT work like it's
supposed to.
Any ideas on this? Btw, C++ is a completely new language for me with all
these classes and what not. Havn't figured them totally out yet.
Thnx in advance,
Rheede
