username$ = Input$( "To Log in Type your username:")
password = Input( "Please type in your password:")
;Function performed if access is granted
Function yes(username$,password)
Print "Welcome back " + username$ + "!"
Delay 2000
Print "Hit any key to continue."
WaitKey
End Function
;functio nperformed if access is denied
Function no(username$,password)
Print "Your username or password is incorrect."
Delay 2000
Print "Please try again."
WaitMouse
End Function
Repeat ;*Beginning of loop* Keeps asking for correct authorization
If username$ <> "Colin" Or password <> 11032 Then
no(username$,password)
Until ;When access is granted it will end the program
Else
yes(username$,password)
EndIf
End
Loop error
Author
What language is this? Can you paste the EXACT error message you get?
If I had to give a blind guess, I'd gesture that this language asks you to write until expression, repeat {}.
Still, without recognizing the language, I couldn't even research the solution.
If I had to give a blind guess, I'd gesture that this language asks you to write until expression, repeat {}.
Still, without recognizing the language, I couldn't even research the solution.
I don't know which language this is either, but this doesn't look right:
I think what you intended was:
Even so, I don't think you'll get the results you expect.
I don't see anything indicating that the user will be able to "try again" after entering input for the name and the password once.
Furthermore, it took me a lot longer than it should have to review your code, please make better use of whitespace and tabing.
Repeat ;*Beginning of loop* Keeps asking for correct authorization If username$ <> "Colin" Or password <> 11032 Then no(username$,password)Until ;When access is granted it will end the program Else yes(username$,password)EndIfEndI think what you intended was:
Repeat If <condition> ;do stuff Else ;do other stuff EndIfUntilEven so, I don't think you'll get the results you expect.
I don't see anything indicating that the user will be able to "try again" after entering input for the name and the password once.
Furthermore, it took me a lot longer than it should have to review your code, please make better use of whitespace and tabing.
while username$ <> "colin" and password <> 11032
if keydown(KEY_ESCAPE) = true then end
username$ = Input$( "To Log in Type your username:")
password = Input( "Please type in your password:")
wend
print "Succesful Authentification"
print "programme keeps running "
end
KJM
if keydown(KEY_ESCAPE) = true then end
username$ = Input$( "To Log in Type your username:")
password = Input( "Please type in your password:")
wend
print "Succesful Authentification"
print "programme keeps running "
end
KJM
Author
oh sorry! It's written in BASIC, not C++, sorry for not mentioning that earlier.
In my code the I wanted a loop that would keep asking user for his/her
username/password until the user typed it in correctly. That's why I used the
repeat...until loop. And that's what I'm trying to achieve with this loop.
Already tried that and it tells me "Expecting Expression"
**I'd like everyone to note that I'm using the ancient blitzbasic to run my code. Very old version of the much newer BlitzMax, but still works great
Repeat ;*Beginning of loop* Keeps asking for correct authorization If username$ <> "Colin" Or password <> 11032 Then no(username$,password)Until ;When access is granted it will end the program Else yes(username$,password)/The program should ask the user for their username or password until the input is correct. But all I get when I try to run it is an error message claiming "Until" without "Repeat". *Please note that I'm running this code through the ancient blitzbasic.In my code the I wanted a loop that would keep asking user for his/her
username/password until the user typed it in correctly. That's why I used the
repeat...until loop. And that's what I'm trying to achieve with this loop.
Quote:Original post by MichaelJackson
Its the way you've scoped it out
put Until after Endif
Already tried that and it tells me "Expecting Expression"
**I'd like everyone to note that I'm using the ancient blitzbasic to run my code. Very old version of the much newer BlitzMax, but still works great
The code i posted above is blitz basic code.
And should work perfectly for you.
Use a while wend loop instead of repeat until.
KJM
And should work perfectly for you.
Use a while wend loop instead of repeat until.
KJM
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