Problems with if statements

[suckywinner123]

Heyy, I am having some problems with making if statements work

Turing:

loop     mousewhere (x, y, button)     if button = 1 and x >= 1005 and x <= 1099 and y >= 0 and y <= 35 then         if indicate := 3 then             proc3         elsif indicate := 2 then             proc2         elsif indicate := 1 then             proc1         end if         exit     end if end loop

So basically, after one "if statement" i want the computer to immdeiatley make another "if statement" which only happens if the first "if statement" happens (if they clicked on that spot)
I want it so that if they click on that specific spot, depending on what the value of the "indicate" variable (which the user decides on if it's 3,2, or 1 earlier in the program) is, it takes them to different places, but it wont allow me, saying "if" must be boolean type, i am not very good at Turing, so any help would really be appreciated. Thanks

[tristanbryce7]

You're not supposed to use ":=" for comparison statements , only "=" or "<= or >=" so just change you statement from
indicate := 3
to
indicate = 3

[Insectoid]

code:

if indicate := 3 then

You sure you want to be using ':=' there?

[suckywinner123]

OHHHH, gosh, I can't believe I overlooked that haha :/ . Thanks so much !