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K i got a problem, i am using structs to attach data to needed stuff.
I also coded a number of functions to get specific data on that stuff.
Now i got something like this:
I got integer i=0, max=75.
The situation:
I loop through the 75 loops collecting data.
It works! Yay.
I do that 3 times more, it works!
I do that 4th time, it ends when it comes to i=5(i added debug messages, first 3 times it works perfectly, the 4th time the debug messages stop after loop number 4).
The next loops don't do squat, it is like the things inside the loop don't function for some reason.
What i checked:
exitwhen condition - works fine
searching for possible conflicts in the integer variables - no conflicts
What i think is happening:
-dunno
-i am calling 2 struct methods per loop, but it worked the first 3 times, what could be wrong? Only thing coming 2 my sense is it got bugged somehow...
The code is too long to post here, there are atm 8 libraries connected to this case and posting it all here would result in severe page stretching.
I also coded a number of functions to get specific data on that stuff.
Now i got something like this:
I got integer i=0, max=75.
The situation:
I loop through the 75 loops collecting data.
It works! Yay.
I do that 3 times more, it works!
I do that 4th time, it ends when it comes to i=5(i added debug messages, first 3 times it works perfectly, the 4th time the debug messages stop after loop number 4).
The next loops don't do squat, it is like the things inside the loop don't function for some reason.
What i checked:
exitwhen condition - works fine
searching for possible conflicts in the integer variables - no conflicts
What i think is happening:
-dunno
-i am calling 2 struct methods per loop, but it worked the first 3 times, what could be wrong? Only thing coming 2 my sense is it got bugged somehow...
The code is too long to post here, there are atm 8 libraries connected to this case and posting it all here would result in severe page stretching.