C# negative integer not working. (Solved!)

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Thu, 11 Oct 2018, 02:07
steve_ancell	C# negative integer not working. This works fine when moving the mouse in the right and/or downward directions, but it refuses to give any value below zero when the mouse is moved to the left and/or upward directions. What the Nat-King-Cole am I doin' wrong here guys!? public static class Mouse { public static int X, Y = 0; public static int oldX, oldY = 0; public static int LBStatus, RBStatus = 0; public static int travelX { get { int travel; if(X >= oldX) { travel = X - oldX; } else { travel = -(oldX - X); } return travel; } } public static int travelY { get { int travel; if (Y >= oldY) { travel = Y - oldY; } else { travel = -(oldY - Y); } return travel; } } } --v
Thu, 11 Oct 2018, 02:17
steve_ancell	It's OK, problem solved. It didn't seem to like returning negative values directly into label text, works fine if when use Graphics.DrawString.