Hi
I’ve come across some code as follows…
m.timer.control = "stop" : show()
Can anyone explain the meaning? is it just a conditional, so if m.timer.control is equal to stop, then evoke the function show()?
Thanks
Andy
Hi
I’ve come across some code as follows…
m.timer.control = "stop" : show()
Can anyone explain the meaning? is it just a conditional, so if m.timer.control is equal to stop, then evoke the function show()?
Thanks
Andy
“Komag” wrote:
Just a new line:https://developer.roku.com/docs/references/brightscript/language/statement-summary.md
Thanks, I realised this after a little bit of digging.