Checking a Door's State

Chapter 6 - Checking a Door's State

Checking a door's state is incredibly easy. Each door contains a property named doorState. By reading the doorState property, you can find out whether the door is opened, closed or opening.

Here's an example of finding out the state:

Code:

<syntaxhighlight lang="sci" class="cs">(if( == (aDoor:doorState) DOOR_OPEN) Print("The door is open") )(else (if( == (aDoor:doorState) DOOR_CUED) Print("The door is opening") )(else Print("The door is closed") ) )</syntaxhighlight>

That sums it up!

 

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