1. Hockey.ex
- Posted by Steve Elder <SteveElde at AOL.COM> Feb 19, 1997
- 1177 views
Here's what I have so far. I added the while loop to hockey.ex to stop the program from instantly dumping out under Windows 95, but the yes/no input doesn't yet work. Any ideas? -- file dialog.e -- enables simple text input and output include get.e include graphics.e global function input(sequence prompt) -- print a message and read in a number -- returns the number, that can either be an integer or an atom(float) sequence input, curpos input = {1, 0} -- this initializes the variable input with -- values that are *not* valid puts(1, prompt) -- put message on screen while input[1] do -- repeat until valid number curpos = get_position() -- read current cursor position input = get(0) -- read from the keyboard position(curpos[1], curpos[2]) -- back to position if not valid end while puts(1, '\n') -- to start on a new line when back from function return input[2] -- the second element of input is returned -- and should contain a valid number end function -- input() -- Input of a string with a prompt: global function prompt_in(sequence prompt) sequence in_string -- to read in the input puts(1, prompt) -- put prompt (question) on the screen in_string = gets(0) -- read string input from the keyboard puts(1, '\n') -- to start on a new line when back from -- function -- return the input string now, but strip off the last character, -- since that is a 'new line' character (ASCII 10) return in_string[1..length(in_string) - 1] end function -- prompt_in() --EOF -- file hockey.ex -- reads in and prints team results. include dialog.e sequence team atom halt integer won, lost, tie, points halt = '1' while halt = '1' do team = prompt_in("\t Team: ") won = input("\t Won : ") lost = input("\t Lost: ") tie = input("\t Tie : ") points = won * 2 + tie puts(1,"\t Team \t \t Won Lost Tie Points \n\n") printf(1,"\t %-14s %3d %4d %3d %6d \n", {team} & won & lost & tie & points) halt = input ("\t Do another? 1 = yes 2 = no ") end while -- EOF
2. Hockey.ex
- Posted by Ad Rienks <Ad_Rienks at COMPUSERVE.COM> Feb 19, 1997
- 1172 views
On february 19, Steve Elder wrote: >---------------------- Information from the mail header ----------------------- >Sender: Euphoria Programming for MS-DOS <EUPHORIA at MIAMIU.ACS.MUOHIO.EDU> >Poster: Steve Elder <SteveElde at AOL.COM> >Subject: Hockey.ex >-------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- >Here's what I have so far. I added the while loop to hockey.ex to stop the >program from instantly dumping out under Windows 95, but the yes/no input >doesn't yet work. Any ideas? Hi Steve. The variable halt is declared as an atom (could be an integer), and the function input also returns an atom (or an integer). So to test the value of halt you need to test for an integer. This means you have to write: while halt = 1 do, without quotes around the 1. I think this will help. Ad.
3. Re: Hockey.ex
- Posted by "Lucius L. Hilley III" <luciuslhilleyiii at JUNO.COM> Feb 19, 1997
- 1171 views
>but the yes/no >input >doesn't yet work. Any ideas? >halt = '1' > >while halt = '1' do > > halt = input ("\t Do another? 1 = yes 2 = no ") > >end while Make halt a sequence not an atom AND sequence halt --atom halt Use double quotes "1" not single quotes '1'. Problem should be solved. OR if you are Truly returning numbers AND NOT ascii value of numbers such as Ascii for 1 is 49 then leave as an atom and use 1 not '1' MEANING remove the single quotes. --Lucius Lamar Hilley III -- E-mail at luciuslhilleyiii at juno.com -- I can only support file transfers of less than 64K and in UUE format.