Range

Result = Range(Value, LowerLimit, UpperLimit)

Parameters:     Value=Value to test     LowerLimit=The lower limit of the range     UpperLimit=The upper limit of the range

Returns:     Result

Range() returns 1 if a value is within a given range else it returns 0. FACTS:       * A value is within a range even if it equals the upper or lower limits. Example This example uses range to detech is the mouse is within a box region on the screen    ; Calculate Box position and dimension   X1 = GetScreenWidth() / 2 - 20   Y1 = GetScreenHeight() / 2 - 20   X2 = X1 + 40   Y2 = Y1 + 40    ; White Color   White = RGB(255,255,255)    ; Red Colour   Red = RGB(255,0,0)      Repeat    ; Clear the screen            Cls RGB(0,10,20)          ; Display message      Print "Move the Mouse Over the Box"                ; set the Box colour      ThisCOlour=White          ; Grab the current position of the mouse      PointX=MouseX()      PointY=MouseY()          ; Check if X coored is within the Rect range      If Range(PointX,X1,X2)         If Range(PointY,Y1,Y2)          ; change the box colour if the mouse is over it            ThisCOlour=Red         EndIf      EndIf          ; Draw a Box to the screen    ; it'll should red when the mouse is over it and white    ; when it's not      BoxC X1, Y1, X2, Y2, 1, ThisColour            Sync   Until EscKey()

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