I think I did that so it would be more readable and understandable for me; or some other reason. Anyway,
thanks for the help guy's. Now I'm back to were I started
the window will move but the function will not work. Test
it out yourselves. Also, when I do all these ridiculous dot
formations it says I need an 'End Function'.
Here's my code, it doesn't work and it looks absurd.
This only happened when I used indenting.
thanks for the help guy's. Now I'm back to were I started
the window will move but the function will not work. Test
it out yourselves. Also, when I do all these ridiculous dot
formations it says I need an 'End Function'.
Here's my code, it doesn't work and it looks absurd.
Function StartEruP() . MainMenu=CreateWindow("Main Menu",300,300,400,500,main,15) . Ev=WaitEvent() . Es=EventSource() . Repeat . . Select Es . . . Case MainMenu . . . If Ev=$803 Then . . . . Blah=Proceed("Do you really want to quit?") . . . . If Blah=1 Then . . . . . End . . . . . Else . . . . . If Blah<>1 Then . . . . . . Notify("Find out what you want next time") . . . EndIf . . . . . EndIf..... . . . . EndIf............ . . End Select . Until KeyDown(1) End Function StartERuP() End
This only happened when I used indenting.