Comments by rawflewaffle

rawflewaffle 2-Aug-10 2:25am View

originally, i intended for my email to be given, as to be easily accessed by people who were attracted by the title, which you pointed out, has the word assembly in it. That is the reason for my unspecific post. I assumed that i could explain it to anyone who emailed me, in more depth. You can see in the OP, that there was an edit by an admin.

Thats my reason for being unspecific, however it no longer matters, for i have found a better direction in my project, with the help of another forum. I actually ended up using a similar method to checking the buttons state that you posted, so i must thank you for the subconscious idea.

Thanks

rawflewaffle 31-Jul-10 16:38pm View

Reason for my vote of 3
at least you were civil about it

rawflewaffle 31-Jul-10 14:10pm View

no need to get defensive here
i just assumed that if someone was going to take the time to write an answer, they would actually write something useful, as opposed to telling me how simple my problem is, then not explaining how to go about tackling it. Despite your blunt responses, you actually did give me an idea as to what i can do, so thank you for that.

In the future, try being a little less harsh for new comers. (ive only written one assembly script so far, so obviously, im not as advanced as some of the users on this forum.)

rawflewaffle 31-Jul-10 4:12am View

Reason for my vote of 1
didn't resolve anything, thanks for the thoughts though

rawflewaffle 30-Jul-10 18:00pm View

maybe i was unclear in my original post

I am not looking for a fully written script necessarily, however i am looking for an answer as to how i can check if the buttons being pressed are in the correct order.

I know and understand fully how to set up pins to input/output. I understand how to set an output pin high or low, i understand how to check if an input pin is high or low as well.

I do not understand how i can set in the program a specific order in which the input pins need to be pressed. As far as i understand, there aren't if then statements in assembly, so i would need some help learning how i could accomplish this.

Thanks

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