SRL Archive - OSR Outdated Tutorials

Hi, I want to know how to make use of boolean flags in simba. The flags are to be used to flag when the bank is successfully opened

e.g.

Java Example

 bool boolFlag= false;

   if(accessBank = true)
    {
      boolFlag = true;
    }
    
     if(boolFlag = true)
     {
       depositInven();
      }

Well you could go about this a couple of ways:

if aBoolean then
  Writeln('A true boolean!')
else if not aBoolean then
  Writeln('It is false...');

if (aBoolean = True) then
  Writeln('A true boolean!')
else if (aBoolean = False) then
  Writeln('It is false...');

If you'd like a little more info on the subject you can check out this post but I don't think it's very relevant to your question.

It should be called a boolean variable, or perhaps boolean value, but not flag. AFAIK flags are only when you call a program via a text command e.g.:

hackplanet.exe -target:world

-target:world would be considered the flag part of the command