Type in a type

Thanks for all the help guys. I think I'm starting to get my head around this stuff.

> Dont be afraid of arrays tho enay, arrays can be your
> friend even if they do have to be global and fixed size.

That's the thing, I'm the array master. I love them. My last 5 blitz games have all been created using arrays.
But I felt like having a go with types for a change since I've recently mastered the art of OOP in C++ and I kind of want to design my code better.

Unfortunately I've now get myself stuck a bit, well not stuck. But I feel I'm doing things wrong.

So onto my next quick questions :)

Can I loop backwards like

for loop = 2000 to 1 step -1

I've seen all this Insert Before and After commands but I can't figure out how to start at the back of a list. In my code I want to start at the last entry. Like a LIFO badger.

But at the moment I have to do this:-

moo=0

For b.badger Each badger
moo=moo+1
Next

spamflan = 0
For b.badger Each badger
if moo=spamflan then
endif
Next

Like:-

For Last b.badger To First b.badger

Next

Also I want to do the same but start in the middle. With a normal for loop and an array I'd just do this:-

for loop=low_num to high_num
badgers(loop)
next

Or something.

for loop =high_num to low_num step -1
badgers(loop)
next

Basically, I want to access a group of badgers inside a sheep with a pointer and then scan consecutive badgers in either direction, just like I've shown above with my array of badgers.

Anyway, thanks in advance for trying to help (again) :)
I appreciate it.