[Solved] When making an if statement can I make it so a void that is already running be overwritten? [closed]


This line sounds strange:

if (RedCircle2.hidden = YES, BlueCircle.hidden = YES, YellowCircle.hidden = YES) 

You are assigning YES to hidden property of RedCircle2, BlueCircle and YellowCircle and this will always be TRUE as a boolean expression….

You probably wants to do this:

if (RedCircle2.hidden && BlueCircle.hidden && YellowCircle.hidden)

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solved When making an if statement can I make it so a void that is already running be overwritten? [closed]