In VB,it works a little bit different

if i have this code :
--- if a= b then dothis ----
thatīs a line if

if i have this code :
---- if a = b then
msgbox "a equals b"
msgbox "that means a has the same value as b"
msgbox "simple math-fucker"
end if
-------------

thatīs a block if. thereīs no 'begin' and 'end' statements needed.

i have never encountered this problem before, i will do a more detailed debugging later.

But thanks anyway.


> I don't use VB but I would have though you need to put the code after your 'if
> xxxx=xxxx then' statement as a block. For instance in Delphi, which I guess is
> pretty similar to VB it would be :
> if whatever = whatever2 then
> do begin
> blahblahblah;
> blahblahblah;
> blahblahblah;
> blahblahblah;
> end else
> 'do fuck all'
>
> That way, all the code between begin and end will get executed in order. I don't
> know what the equivelant of begin and end are in VB, maybe that is the problem.
>
> Trust me, I'm a fucking Doctor.
>
> Arucard
>