I am confused by what you mean, "I can't do if on text". Do you mean that you cant do comparisons on text using the standard '=='? C++ string class has a compare() method for this purpose. Explain your problem a little more. Also show in your code where the problem is. Maybe explain your problem in english. _________________
I think he placed the 'if' statement on the wrong section of the code.
Coz look, the if doesn't have something that would trigger it, eg. button. _________________
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