C# x Location to x location,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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Can some one help me with my if statement? (This is a example code)

MIDL

if (You.Location => new Point(Wall.Location.y = 6))
          {
          }

So its basily saying if 'You' gets to 'Wall' location that is greater then 6 on wall then do something can anyone help me here, im trying the explain this the best i can so i can get a answer, heres a like a text example

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......(You).Wall 6<br />
............wall 7<br />
............wall 8<br />
............wall 9<br />
............wall 10<br />
............wall 11

Posted 10-Feb-11 19:59pm

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Albin Abel · Answer 1 · 2011-02-10T20:11:00

Solution 1

If you are comparing only Y direction then it would be

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if (wall.Location.Y >6 && You.Location.Y => Wall.Location.y))
          {
          }

is that not works?

Posted 10-Feb-11 20:11pm

Albin Abel

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[no name] 11-Feb-11 2:22am

Well is I am just comparing Y, the cod you gave me gave me 2 errors one makes no sense and one is annoying

Error 5 Only assignment, call, increment, decrement, and new object expressions can be used as a statement C:\Users\Kyle\documents\visual studio 2010\Projects\Game 1\Game 1\Form2.cs 73 76 Game 1

and also

Error 7 Invalid expression term '=>' C:\Users\Kyle\documents\visual studio 2010\Projects\Game 1\Game 1\Form2.cs 73 58 Game 1

Albin Abel 11-Feb-11 2:34am

What I given is a pseudo code. Tell me what is wall and what is you variables?

Albin Abel 11-Feb-11 2:38am

replace => to >= , the correct c# syntax.