Help With A "GoTo" Type Command

[Rasta Fella]

Ok, I am making a game w/ main menu, level select etc. Now the problem is lets say you go to "level 6"..there is a button on the bottom of the menu "main menu" then is there a procedure to call that will take you to let's say the top ofyour source code?? I checked in the "Turing Reference" and "Turing Walkthough@compsci.ca". Any help is appreciated.

[cool dude]

u mean like a goto command in visual basic? i strongly suggest not to use that because it will complicate manners later on such as if u make another line you'll have to keep changing the line number. wat i do suggest is making watever code u want to go back to as a procedure and then just call it whenever u want. another thing u could do is just make a loop of the whole program so when its done it goes back to the beginning of the program. i'm not sure if thats wat u were looking.

[iker]

try making a bunch of procedures
for example

code:

proc mainmenu loop %code for mainmenu % have a boolean for level selecting screen if 'clicked' then levelselectscreen := true exit end if .. end loop end mainmenu proc levelselect if levelselectscreen = true then %code for level select %if level6 is clicked then make a boolean.. if 'clicked' then level6 := true end if end if end level select proc game loop if level1 = true then %level 1 elsif level2 = true then %level 2 .. exit when dead = true .. end loop end game loop mainmenu levelselect game end loop

[Rasta Fella]

Thanks Iker and cool dude. Ok, im making a proc command. And I call that command everytime I need too.

[Rasta Fella]

But...just for general knowledge..Is there a GoTo type command???

[iker]

Rasta Fella wrote:

But...just for general knowledge..Is there a GoTo type command???

The answer is no. Turing does not support a 'GoTo' type command, just procedures, processes and functions(?) that can be called upon