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Subject: Multi Wait??
Date: Wed, 6 Dec 95 15:26:27 GMT
Status: RO
X-Status:
MC> Do
MC> If Joy(1)
MC> X Mouse = X Mouse + (Jleft(1) - Jright(1))
MC> Y Mouse = Y Mouse + (Jup(1) - Jdown(1) )
MC> Wait Vbl
MC> End If
MC> Loop
MC>
MC> (Spot the way my code has not been formatted by Amos :-) )
MC> Notice that it is personal taste whether to leave the Wait Vbl inside
MC> or outside the If...End If
a> Well, normally it isn't personal taste but sheer userfriendlyness to
put
a> the Wait Vbl outside the loop and use Multi Wait instead Wait Vbl where