default local variable

Hello

Just a quick question for out me of a hole... I use a local variable to control while loops, and based on a counter value, he makes it or not. When I probe the effective Boolean value, it can't be exectuted, but the value of the local flag is true? is it possible to change this? I need to stay wrong, until it is true!

See you soon

Peter

newbie09 wrote:

Rich,

Any quick way to write code to initialize variables, withour reset the entire program?

Rgds

Peter

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