Can we see more code? Including the loop?
>-----Original Message----- >From: Bobby Hicks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2002 6:26 PM >To: RML >Subject: Here's a wierd one..... > > >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 > > >-- >ROM mailing list >[email protected] >http://www.rom.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rom >
