if(!$Object) Purpose? (solved)
by rennie moffat · in iTorque 2D · 08/20/2011 (8:15 am) · 0 replies
function playerDo(){
if(!$player.doing){
$player.doing = true;
}
}
What is the purpose of the second line? Why ask if player is not doing?
Thanks,
Watson
EDIT.
I just noticed, it is simple a return (could be anyhow, if not true). As in, if this is true, skip, onto the next.
Sorry bout asking. It was just bugging me as I was looking at it.
if(!$player.doing){
$player.doing = true;
}
}
What is the purpose of the second line? Why ask if player is not doing?
Thanks,
Watson
EDIT.
I just noticed, it is simple a return (could be anyhow, if not true). As in, if this is true, skip, onto the next.
Sorry bout asking. It was just bugging me as I was looking at it.
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