Hi guys, I decided to re-write one of my games in AppGameKit (from DBPro) and I make use of a lot of booleans. When I tried to declare a boolean like this:


It compiles but I get an error when I run the program, something like exe doesn't exist. If you then compile something that works ie hello world program, change the code to the code shown above, compile, run, it will run the hello world program. So basically compiles but no exe created or no compile error.

So is there a way to declare a boolean? My apologies if I have missed a very obvious answer.

Here is the DBPro equivalent:

Just use Ints?

What about that:

I have never used them in DB. I can't see why you would need to specify it. I just set whatever flag I am using to 1 for on and 0 for off, or true and false if you prefer. I also don't really see the point of constants, if you never change a variable it will remain constant anyway, so why bother?
Everyone has their own style of programming I suppose. I'm sure you will find your preferred method with AGK.

AGK supports,

- Strings
- Floats
- Integers

Thanks for the confirmation guys and for some reason I'm getting compiler errors now which is what I was after...in a way.

@ Hubdule: that is a very clever work around!