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								 it means that the value is less than 0... 
									developers (read: "I") typically use negative values as -- generally binary -- semaphores. This way I can essentially have a flag variable without the resource overhead of an actual additional variable. in your example it logically means that "no level has _actually_ been selected, so don't run the level selection routines." I use  this AoB tool to make all the AoBs I post. Try the online version  if you dont feel like downloading it.  |