Really simple INT problems.

[wardyfloyd]

I have two ints: p1YES and p1NO, and i use them as yes/no to trigger something later in the code, but it isnt working

p1YES == 0;
p1NO == 0;

-(void)good {
p1YES += 1;
}

-(void) bad {
p1NO += 1;
}

-(void) goodbad {

if (p1YES == 1) {
		
		[goodp1 setTitle:@"Good" forState:UIControlStateNormal];
		[goodp2 setTitle:@"Good" forState:UIControlStateNormal];
				
	}
	
	if (p1YES == 1) {
		
		[badp1 setTitle:@"Bad" forState:UIControlStateNormal];
		[badp2 setTitle:@"Bad" forState:UIControlStateNormal];

	}

}

goodp1, goodp2, badp1, and badp2 are all UIButtons.

What am I doing wrong?

[RLScott]

Well, there are all sorts of things you could be doing wrong. There is no way to tell what it might be from what you have posted. First of all, it is not clear what the scope of p1NO and p1YES are. Are they instance variables of a single object? Are they static variables belonging to no object at all? Then there is the question of whether or not good and bad are being called once and only once. If they are called twice, then the variable might go up to 2 and thus still fail the (==0) test. You have some simple debugging to do.

By the way, are you aware that you have double equal signs in

p1YES == 0;
p1NO == 0;

With the double equal signs, these statements are meaningless.

[wardyfloyd]

Ok well i tried changing the code to read

if (p1YES > 0) {

}

but it still doesnt work

[wardyfloyd]

I defined p1YES and p1NO in my .h

[RLScott]

You haven't even said what "doesn't work" means. What did you expect to see happen and what did happen instead? And saying that you defined those variables in your .H file says nothing. You still didn't answer my questions. Post all the code if you can't determine what is relevant.

[wardyfloyd]

Ok well, basically, the labels on the buttons dont show up. everything else works fine. posting all the code would be quite alot. i posted everything that uses p1YES and p1NO. that is all they are used for. they are defined in .h and then used for the code I gave you. nothing else.

[RLScott]

If you are too lazy to explain your problem sufficiently, then I am too lazy to bother any more with your problem.

[wardyfloyd]

Ok, sorry, no need to be angry or sardonic.