02.03.2009, 09:45
@Samgreen:
Sorry if you thought I was hijacking the thread but this wasn't the case. If you look back at my original replies then you will see I was suggesting a possible cause for the sync issue (conflicting timer intervals, we are working in a single thread) and I was correcting Moes statement about all public type functions requiring a return, this is incorrect. If he had taken the time to read the information available to him then he would understand that a timer is not sending any data to another function, it has no argument/value to return so putting a return within the code is a simple waste of time.
By the way all variables are initially given the default value (0) when created so "new i" and "new i = 0" are exactly the same.
@Moe:
If you are just here to condescend and to be rude then please go away, you don't help giving false information.
Sorry if you thought I was hijacking the thread but this wasn't the case. If you look back at my original replies then you will see I was suggesting a possible cause for the sync issue (conflicting timer intervals, we are working in a single thread) and I was correcting Moes statement about all public type functions requiring a return, this is incorrect. If he had taken the time to read the information available to him then he would understand that a timer is not sending any data to another function, it has no argument/value to return so putting a return within the code is a simple waste of time.
By the way all variables are initially given the default value (0) when created so "new i" and "new i = 0" are exactly the same.
@Moe:
If you are just here to condescend and to be rude then please go away, you don't help giving false information.