Can Procedures Be Disabled?

[Banished_Outlaw]

Is there any command in Turing that can disable a procedure.

I have an if condition in my program and when the if condition is true, I want all the procedures that follow it, to be disabled or not to show on the run screen.

I would really appreciate any suggestions.

[Tony]

You could do something like

Turing:

procedure foo() if global_flag then    return end if ... end foo

[ericfourfour]

Or, you can only call the procedure if a certain condition is true.

Turing:

if condition then     procedure_call() end if

[Superskull85]

I'd go the condition option.

P.S. This is off topic but, what does "..." do in Turing?

[Clayton]

It does nothing... have you ever tried running code with ... in Turing? It just means "put your code here"

[neufelni]

I think that he may mean .. which causes the next line of output to be put on the same line rather than a new line.

[Superskull85]

Clayton @ Sat Apr 14, 2007 8:10 pm wrote:

It does nothing... have you ever tried running code with ... in Turing? It just means "put your code here"

I have and it just gives me an error. I just wanted to know because I've seen it around a lot and I wanted to know maybe I was using it wrong. I was putting it by itself, but there are other words/symbols like; and, or, of, end, exit, (,), .., : etc. that need to be accompanied by other words/symbols to work properly. I just wanted to know if this was one of them, but now I know it isn't.

[Tony]

Indeed ... is usually a placeholder for more text. It often represents silence when speech is expected, such as in Final Fantasy games Here it could be read as "your code goes here".