in visual basic, let's say
when cellx = 0, then celly is also 0 (copied from cell x)
when cellx turn to 3(>0) , celly also turn to 3 (also copied from cellx)
but when cellx turn back to 0 or less than 0
let's say cellx = 0 (turning back again from 3)
celly remain 3 (not copied from cellx, just remained as it is)
so, when cellx = 0 , celly = 3 (celly must remain >0)
eg. cellx = 0, then celly = 0 (first step)
cellx = 3, then celly = 3 (second step) (cellx turn to >0, and celly follow suit)
cellx = 0, then celly = 3 (third step) (although cellx turn back to 0, celly must remain at 3 (>0) )
hope it is clear what i want to know. please find me the answer.
2006-07-27
04:01:36
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