Variable Comparison (the last one)

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OK... Last question... I promise... Declaring "eye var word(8)" allows the
stamp to "associate" eye0-eye8 with one another (in the loop), but the
variables still exist individually, and each can be used by RCtime...?

Thanks,
Edward Kindler


--Thanks to Al Williams & Tracy Allen for the help!!!!!

Archiver

If I'm not mistaken, eye var word(8) gives you eye(0) to eye(7) (total of
8).

You can use eye(x) {where x is a constant or variable) anywhere you could
use a word variable (as in RCTime). The variables are all separate, but the
subscript allows you to index into them during the loop.

Regards,

Al Williams
AWC
* Connect a PS/2 keyboard to your Stamp or microcontroller project:
http://www.al-williams.com/awce/pak6.htm


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> OK... Last question... I promise... Declaring "eye var word(8)"
> allows the
> stamp to "associate" eye0-eye8 with one another (in the loop), but the
> variables still exist individually, and each can be used by RCtime...?
>
> Thanks,
> Edward Kindler
>
>
> --Thanks to Al Williams & Tracy Allen for the help!!!!!
>
>
>