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    From ignatius@VERT/PHARCYDE to All on Sat Mar 7 12:49:50 2015
    Ok, i've made some progress. Now it looks like this:

    --//---snip--------------------

    begin
    case ch1 of
    #0 : begin
    ch1:=ReadKey;
    case ch1 of
    '1' : c:=1 and usurper(rundoor1, rundoor2, rundoor3);
    '2' : c:=2 and pit(rundoor1, rundoor2, rundoor3);
    end;
    end;
    end;

    --//---snip--------------------

    However, I get the following errors:

    common5.pas(155,29) Error: Incompatible types: got "untyped" expected "LongInt" common5.pas(156,29) Error: Incompatible types: got "untyped" expected "LongInt"

    -------------------------------

    TIA,
    -ig

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  • From Ree@VERT/FTELNET to ignatius on Sun Mar 8 03:59:05 2015
    Ok, i've made some progress. Now it looks like this:

    --//---snip--------------------

    begin
    case ch1 of
    #0 : begin
    ch1:=ReadKey;
    case ch1 of
    '1' : c:=1 and usurper(rundoor1, rundoor2, rundoor3);
    '2' : c:=2 and pit(rundoor1, rundoor2, rundoor3);
    end;
    end;
    end;

    --//---snip--------------------

    However, I get the following errors:

    common5.pas(155,29) Error: Incompatible types: got "untyped" expected "LongInt" common5.pas(156,29) Error: Incompatible types: got "untyped" expected "LongInt"

    This is what the error is referring to:

    c:=1 and usurper()
    c:=2 and pit()

    What is the c variable for? Chances are you don't need the "c:=1 and" and "c:=2 and" parts at all.

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  • From ignatius@VERT/CYBERIA to Ree on Sun Mar 8 07:06:00 2015
    What is the c variable for? Chances are you don't need the "c:=1 and"
    and "c:=2 and" parts at all.

    Multiple case statement procedures further down the file. Usurper is one procedure and Pit is the other.

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  • From ignatius@VERT/IGNATIUS to Ree on Sun Mar 8 05:54:00 2015
    This is what the error is referring to:

    c:=1 and usurper()
    c:=2 and pit()

    What is the c variable for? Chances are you don't need the "c:=1 and"
    and "c:=2 and" parts at all.



    My problem with the following code (which i'm now reverting back to) is that the "c := 1;" hard codes which door is being run (in this case "usurper"),
    and I cannot choose any other door because of that. I need to find a way to
    be able to choose any of the 3 doors seperately. That is why I used the "c:=1 and usurper(rundoor1, rundoor2, rundoor3)", to pass "c:=#" to whichever door
    I was trying to launch. Hopefully this all makes sense.

    Thanks for your time, I appreciate it.

    --//--snip--------------------------------------
    c := 1;

    begin

    case c of

    1 : usurper(rundoor1, rundoor2, rundoor3);
    2 : pit(rundoor1, rundoor2, rundoor3);
    3 : lore(rundoor1, rundoor2, rundoor3);

    end;
    end;

    --//--snip--------------------------------------

    TIA,

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