12-04-2005, 07:29 AM
you're falling through your subroutines. You're returning only under the condition of IF statements - ie., under certain conditions, such as the state of user input (which, by the way you only check once at the beginning of the program), you return if met, and keep right on executing if not met.
My recommendations:
* Use actual SUBs and FUNCTIONs instead of subroutines. It eliminates pesky errors like this
* Check user input every iteration of your main loop, and call your SUBs/FUNCTIONs based on that input - ie., right now you're calling every one of those subroutines regardless of whether the user wants to save/load, change color, etc.
@Z!re : damn woman, your post is polluting my screen. There is a pm feature on these forums, you know. You might want to use it (sorry, too lazy to use it myself. Do as I say, not as I do). Besides, there's no need to crap on the OP when he's asking for help. Not very nice.
My recommendations:
* Use actual SUBs and FUNCTIONs instead of subroutines. It eliminates pesky errors like this
* Check user input every iteration of your main loop, and call your SUBs/FUNCTIONs based on that input - ie., right now you're calling every one of those subroutines regardless of whether the user wants to save/load, change color, etc.
@Z!re : damn woman, your post is polluting my screen. There is a pm feature on these forums, you know. You might want to use it (sorry, too lazy to use it myself. Do as I say, not as I do). Besides, there's no need to crap on the OP when he's asking for help. Not very nice.
stylin: