C++ Layers SDL

[Jacquelinett]

Nevermind i see what i did wrong


[Mal]

1) The code that "didn't run" is nested in an If/Then/Else conditional statement. It more than likely never ran due to your program never reaching that specific conditional branch, e.g. whatever the condition of your IF statement is the program is meeting it and never reaching the Else statement.

2) After seeing/hearing/watching you deal with all of these very simple problems I'd like to suggest something that will pay off for you in the long run: Please stop doing whatever you're trying to do in C/C++ and go learn the language from the ground up. 99% of the problems you have had could be remedied by simply doing what I'm suggesting. I understand that you're probably wanting to be productive while learning, but in my experience someone else writing code and solving your problems for you doesn't really have that much value relative to you doing it yourself.

Wish ya luck.

PS/Edit: Hope I didn't come off as rude. I'm simply making a suggestion that may benefit you a lot more and that may speed up your overall progress exponentially since you'll have a better understanding of the logical flow of a program by way of learning the language.

[Marsh]

Yea like bud said the top of your code has a else. So what is the if? Are you sure its not meeting the requirements?

[Jacquelinett]

> 1) The code that "didn't run" is nested in an If/Then/Else conditional statement. It more than likely never ran due to your program never reaching that specific conditional branch, e.g. whatever the condition of your IF statement is the program is meeting it and never reaching the Else statement.
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> 2) After seeing/hearing/watching you deal with all of these very simple problems I'd like to suggest something that will pay off for you in the long run: Please stop doing whatever you're trying to do in C/C++ and go learn the language from the ground up. 99% of the problems you have had could be remedied by simply doing what I'm suggesting. I understand that you're probably wanting to be productive while learning, but in my experience someone else writing code and solving your problems for you doesn't really have that much value relative to you doing it yourself.
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> Wish ya luck.
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> PS/Edit: Hope I didn't come off as rude. I'm simply making a suggestion that may benefit you a lot more and that may speed up your overall progress exponentially since you'll have a better understanding of the logical flow of a program by way of learning the language.

but the first 2 statements inside the else run, only the loop itself doesnt run.

And no i dont take it as rude.

[Marsh]

for (int l = 0; l < 12; l++)

{

for (int t = 0; t < maxxy; t++)

{

The first one should run fine. The second one might not run if maxxy is 0 or a negative.

[Jacquelinett]

> for (int l = 0; l < 12; l++)
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> {
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> for (int t = 0; t < maxxy; t++)
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> {
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> The first one should run fine. The second one might not run if maxxy is 0 or a negative.

I just realized im a dumbass who failed at using debugger .____________.

but i guess i figure out why but now i have a new problem

but it fine i guess xD

time to work on fixing bug

[Marsh]

Remember

F5 goto next breakpoint

F10 Step over (Goto next line)

F11 Step into function (If its a function or a call of any kind it will go into it)

[Jacquelinett]

Updated the main post.

[Marsh]

Every layer will draw on top of the other layers yes. So you will have to use transparent tiles to test if its working, Or just draw 1 layer at a time to see if they are working.

[SawQuart]

Please don't delete the OP. I now have no idea what this topic was about and nobody else will be able to get help about the same problem. It's really annoying.