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carlii posted 07-01-2002 11:59 GMT
OK, I have used QDK for about a year now and what I don't get, after seeing all its newest releases is that the number of conditional choices you have are stilly pretty minimal. Surely their are plenty, plenty more conditionals you could make up with such a versitile programming code like Quest?
Computer Whizz posted 07-01-2002 17:47 GMT
Well, that's basically IT!
What more do you need to do other then comparing two numerics or the question one?
I mean you don't even need to have any others - because you can use it in the comparing numerics part!
Sure you could add in loads of options - but they aren't really needed...
Computer Whizz
Tyrant posted 07-01-2002 21:32 GMT
I agree with Computer Whizz on this one. Quest is pretty much packed with everything you need, and now it's just up to your imagination. What else did you have in mind for a condition that Quest doesn't have?
Alex posted 07-01-2002 22:44 GMT
Versatility is one thing. Elegance is another.

Author	Topic: 'Over-looked' QDK suggestions
carlii	posted 07-01-2002 11:59 GMT OK, I have used QDK for about a year now and what I don't get, after seeing all its newest releases is that the number of conditional choices you have are stilly pretty minimal. Surely their are plenty, plenty more conditionals you could make up with such a versitile programming code like Quest?
Computer Whizz	posted 07-01-2002 17:47 GMT Well, that's basically IT! What more do you need to do other then comparing two numerics or the question one? I mean you don't even need to have any others - because you can use it in the comparing numerics part! Sure you could add in loads of options - but they aren't really needed... Computer Whizz
Tyrant	posted 07-01-2002 21:32 GMT I agree with Computer Whizz on this one. Quest is pretty much packed with everything you need, and now it's just up to your imagination. What else did you have in mind for a condition that Quest doesn't have?
Alex	posted 07-01-2002 22:44 GMT Versatility is one thing. Elegance is another.