Originally Posted By: Superku
Quote:
Moral of the story is that the is() macro doesn't return 1's and 0's per se, so don't set a variable to it as though it returns a numerical value.

Short explanation:

The macro "is" is defined as follows:
#define is(obj,flag) (obj->flags & (flag))

The flag "SHOW" is defined as follows:
#define SHOW (1<<14)

That means if you write
is(panel1,SHOW),

that translates to
(panel1->flags & SHOW)

what is equal to 2^14.
lol, that's one way to confuse the forumees... if that's a word crazy

you could just try
Code:
freeze_mode = 2-freeze_mode;