Simplify This:

Hi Guys,
I wanted to make this less time consuming:

Code:

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lonwork = limit_left
latwork = limit_top

WHILE lonwork < displon
lonwork = lonwork + zoom
xxx++;
WEND

WHILE latwork > displat
latwork = latwork - zoom
yyy++
WEND

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It's all about incrementing xxx & yyy the correct number of times.
The first while loop can be replaced with this:

Code:

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temp var word
temp = displon - limit_left
xxx = temp / zoom

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I can't work out the second while loop.
Any help appreciated.
Cheers, Art.

Hi, Art

Did you notice PBP , as well as C, offers the WHILE/WEND commands ...

supposing your release is not too old ... ( 2.60 for the Day )


Reducing time for adjusting could show some ... dichotomy algorithm ...

Just for the end ... shouldn't the ZOOM value be different for the two loops ??? ( Zoomlon and zoomlat ... i.e )

Alain

I have since solved this.

Quote:

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Did you notice PBP , as well as C, offers the WHILE/WEND commands ...

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In C, I use:

Code:

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while (lonwork < displon) {lonwork+= zoom; xxx++;}

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