I have been wondering for quite a while how one would go about running a block of code once and only when a condition became true.
For example, adding to a variable when a boolean first returns true or things of the like.
I have been wondering for quite a while how one would go about running a block of code once and only when a condition became true.
For example, adding to a variable when a boolean first returns true or things of the like.
You can use a property, like :
private bool _test;
public bool test
{
get { return _test; }
set
{
if (value != _test) // ignore if value isn't changing
{
_test = value; // assign the new value
if (_test)
{
// do things if value turned true
}
else
{
// do things if value turned false
}
}
}
}