[iBrazilian]

If BALL_AMOUNT is 6 then I'd like SPAWN_1 to spawn 3 entities and SPAWN_2, spawn the other 3 entities, so half of what is defined.

How would I accomplish this with enum cases?

PHP Code:

#define BALL_AMOUNT 6

enum
{
    SPAWN_1,
    SPAWN_2,
};

public makespawn()
{
    for(new i=0; i < BALL_AMOUNT; i++)
    {
        spawnballs()
    }
}

spawnballs ()
{
    switch(spawn)
    {
        case SPAWN_1:
        {
            Add code to spawn entities around the map.
        }
        case SPAWN_2:
        {
            Add code to spawn entities around the map.
        }
    }
} 


[Black Rose]

#define BALL_AMOUNT 6

enum
{
    SPAWN_1 = 0, //I'm never sure if enum starts with 0 or 1.
    SPAWN_2,
};

public makespawn()
{
    for(new i=0; i < BALL_AMOUNT; i++)
    {
        spawnballs(i)
    }
}

spawnballs (spawn)
{
    switch(spawn % 2) // I don't know what the operator is called. I would explain it as, what will get left over if you deduct "2" until no longer possible. So either it's 0 or 1.
    {
        case SPAWN_1:
        {
            Add code to spawn entities around the map.
        }
        case SPAWN_2:
        {
            Add code to spawn entities around the map.
        }
    }
}

[bibu]

Originally Posted by Black Rose Code: enum { SPAWN_1 = 0, //I'm never sure if enum starts with 0 or 1. SPAWN_2, };

Starts with 0.

[mottzi]

% is the modulo-operator