So you're looking for help? check here first

Thuged_Out_G · **Posted:** Sat Jan 10, 2004 12:14 am

Be sure to check out The Turing Walkthrough for sorted links to many tutorials, and more.

here is a list and link to some of the tutorials for turing on this forum...if you cant find what your looking for, then post the question Razz

Use Search function to find what you need

Tony · **Posted:** Sat Jan 10, 2004 12:23 am

a nice collection of links to most basic tutorials Very Happy

way to go.+Bits

make sure to check out [Turing Tutorials] and [Source Code] for additional info. Since if you ask a question that was already answered a number of times, you'd probably just be refered to the tutorial anyways Rolling Eyes

shorthair · **Posted:** Sun Feb 01, 2004 7:40 pm

This is the first time ive seen this , never looked in her e, really great just , you just helped me find out some infor on printing , thakns for the eawsome tutorial keep up hte good work

+ BITS , Very Happy

AsianSensation · **Posted:** Sun Feb 15, 2004 9:41 pm

also, remember, as recneps and many other people have pointed out, always check with your Turing Reference manual first. Many question, if not the majority, depends on that F10 button and some creativity on your part.

the_short1 · **Posted:** Tue Feb 24, 2004 7:56 am

yea... Good job Thug

this should(hopfully) Rolling Eyes

limit some in our help....

like common.... almost 10 000 posts........ thats CRZY

+3 bits

kingpin · **Posted:** Thu Jun 10, 2004 12:15 am

heres a simple one i cant figure out

whats the command to end your program...

quit doen'st work... WHAT IS IT!

Paul · **Posted:** Thu Jun 10, 2004 12:25 am

its

code:

return

the_short1 · **Posted:** Thu Jun 10, 2004 8:19 am

no.. return DOES NOT WORK

return is to end a proc prematurely

code:

proc hey
var c : int := 0
loop
c += 1
if c > 10 then
return % this will end the proc and RETURN to ur program!
end loop
end hey

beard0 · **Posted:** Thu Jun 10, 2004 9:41 am

This will end your program:

code:

assert false

Tony · **Posted:** Thu Jun 10, 2004 11:24 am

haha
asset false will crash the program Laughing

and return does work... you just need to put it in the right place

HoltSoft wrote:

A return statement terminates the procedure (or main program) in which it appears.

the_short1 · **Posted:** Thu Jun 10, 2004 2:51 pm

i think by main program they mean if u put return in a turing UNIT to end it... ..

meh.. ill try that..ok... just tried it...

return does end the program prematurely! but it does not go to LAST line of code.....

try this out..

code:

var win := Window.Open ("graphics:max;max,nobuttonbar")
put "Trying to close window when 10 apears! But it WONT close return aint good for that kind of thing... :("
for a : 1..15
put a
delay (a)
if a = 10 then
return
end if
end for
Window.Close (win)

that is why i wouln't use return to end a program.... the WINDOW WONT CLOSE!

instead u can just use a boolean variable!

code:

var endp : boolean := false
var win := Window.Open ("graphics:max;max,nobuttonbar")
loop
put "close window when 10 apears!"
for a : 1..15
put a
delay (a**3)
if a = 10 then
endp := true %% instead of return
end if
exit when endp = true
end for
exit when endp = true
end loop
Window.Close (win)

as u can see..... u just make that boolean variable false...
and have exit when boleanvarname = false in all ur loopz or w/e...

Paul · **Posted:** Thu Jun 10, 2004 5:46 pm

kingpin wrote:

whats the command to end your program...

Well, "return" certainly ends my program.

code:

loop
if hasch then
return
end if
end loop
put "paul"

Note it doesn't print paul Razz

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