This function will add a value (real or string) onto the tail of the DS queue. The function can take a further 14 optional arguments (making a total of 15 possible additions), permitting you to add multiple values consecutively to the tail of the queue in a single call.
ds_queue_enqueue(id, val [, val2, ... val15]);
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | DS Queue | The id of the queue to add to. |
| val | Any | The value to add to the queue. |
| [val2, ... val15] | Any | Optional values to be added to the queue. |
N/A
move_queue = ds_queue_create();
ds_queue_enqueue(move_queue, x + 200);
ds_queue_enqueue(move_queue, y);
ds_queue_enqueue(move_queue, x + 200);
ds_queue_enqueue(move_queue, y + 200);
ds_queue_enqueue(move_queue, x);
ds_queue_enqueue(move_queue, y + 200);
ds_queue_enqueue(move_queue, x);
ds_queue_enqueue(move_queue, y);
The above code creates a new DS queue and stores its index in the variable "move_queue". It then pushes a number of values onto the queue for future use.