When a piece is clicked, its property Selected = true. If the piece is moved using a SendToLocation trait, the property Selected = ???. It’s not false; How does one test these kinds of properties? Selected = null?
Not to hijack this thread, but I have a related question that has been perplexing me.
In several modules, the entire board is set up as a multi-zoned grid. Anything that is not found in a defined zone is considered “offboard” and the location is listed as such when you hover over the piece (assuming the messages over/under a piece will report a location).
Can “offboard” (or != offboard) be used as a legitimate location when testing conditional statements?
If not, can pieces not contained in a defined zone be tested against LocationName (or Zone) = null?
In a general sense, can “null” be used as a legitimate testing item in conditionals? If so, in what circumstances?
I’ve found situations where testing against “offboard” or “null” would be very handy, but I can’t seem to get that type of comparison to function properly.
My apologies if this really should be a separate thread. ADMIN: please feel free to take that action if deemed necessary.