MegaHurtz ·
Hi,
As im new to this form of coding. What would be the best way to make an "or" statement, using the bitmask. And can it be done in one sentence.
thx a million.
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MegaHurtz ·
Hi,
As im new to this form of coding. What would be the best way to make an "or" statement, using the bitmask. And can it be done in one sentence.
thx a million.
infuzion ·
Do you mean in Code? Reviewed this:? [old link]
MegaHurtz ·
Says it all. should be in tutorial:D.
electrogear ·
This really has nothing to do with 'sound' - please place under the relevant section in future (i.e. help).
P.S. If the main tutorial went through all of these functions it would be hundreds of pages long. There is a reference manual and a wiki for that...
infuzion ·
electrogear wrote: This really has nothing to do with 'sound' - please place under the relevant section in future (i.e. help).
P.S. If the main tutorial went through all of these functions it would be hundreds of pages long. There is a reference manual and a wiki for that...
While I agree this should be in "Help" & not Sound forum, I think his reply to my reply is a sarcastic remark, since the WiKi entry's name is "tutorials:conditional_statements_and_assignments" 🙂
MegaHurtz ·
lol.. sry dude. Very pleased to inform you.. and rather reluctant to state. This object "the code object" is more powerfull than the the whole signal processing part in a program featuring a cat. sow.. many thanks for providing me with this. and collectively speaking, this is how you dream it up. many thanks. really!
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