Weird bug

[ArmoredSandwich]

Why is this not working?


if (Key.isDown(49)) // 1
{
if (Key.isDown(17)) // control
{
}
}

And why is this actually.. working?


if (Key.isDown(53)) // 5
{
if (Key.isDown(17)) // control
{
}
}


They're both practical the same as you can see but one is working and the other isn't, wtf?

Thx

[Mr beef]

I get those kind of bugs sometimes where if I give something an instance name it wont work but if I then change it to something else it works fine. Honestly makes no sense to me :/

[bluemagica]

though that looks extremely weird, the problem might originate at some other point in your code, please show a little bit more of your code so that i can try to find the cause.

[therobot]

It seems to work fine on my end. I had to move your comments around because they were giving me some lame auto-formatting errors, but other than that, it was fine.


How are you handling your key presses? onkeydown? onenterframe?

[ArmoredSandwich]

It seems to work fine on my end. I had to move your comments around because they were giving me some lame auto-formatting errors, but other than that, it was fine.


How are you handling your key presses? onkeydown? onenterframe?



keyListener.onKeyDown = function ()
{
And yeah, it does seem to be working fine when I test it in an empty new project. So that made me thinking, I put the code outside the keyListener stuff (listeners aren't exactly my thing :S ) and it worked fine.... Which made me thinking, why would ctrl + 5 work and Ctrl + 1 not.. Weird stuff.

Anyways, thanks for the help..

EDIT: Awesome, even this is working now:


for(var i = 0; i < 10; i ++)
{
if (Key.isDown(48 + i))
{
if (Key.isDown(17))
{
trace ("ctrl + " + i);
}
}
}