Sheep Herder

[44www]

Thank you , it helps me understand the layout of a stack.

What I don't understandt is why does it matter < or >.

You tell te program to check if the right of button ("sheep"&x) < or > then the right of this card but you put the then comand and say set the right of button ("sheep"&x) to the right of this card .

When I read this command I understand that you say to check if the right of button is < or > of the card but set the right of button to the right of the card anyway....

I hope you understand my dilema.....


I am a total noob in programing but live code seames easy to learn.

[robertem]

This code is just making sure the "sheep" button is on the card

In this case the sheep would be off the card on top

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if the top of button ("sheep"&x) < the top of this card then
set the top of button ("sheep"&x) to the left of this card
end if

In this case the sheep would be off the card on the left

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if the left of button ("sheep"&x) < the left of this card then
set the left of button ("sheep"&x) to the left of this card
end if

In this case the sheep would be off the card on the right

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if the right of button ("sheep"&x) > the right of this card then
set the right of button ("sheep"&x) to the right of this card
end if

In this case the sheep would be off the card on the bottom

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if the bottom of button ("sheep"&x) > the bottom of this card then
set the bottom of button ("sheep"&x) to the bottom of this card

Put another way, if the size of the card was 800x800, if the top (or left) is less than (<) then 0, it is off the card so it needs to be set to 0. If the bottom (or right) is greater than (>) 800, it is off the card so it needs to be set to 800.

[44www]

Hello

This helps me alot. Thank you