Hehe. That's what happens when you're used to coding in one language and have to make a quick trip to another. I always get php, C and twxproxy syntax confused. "Hrm, is it =, or ==? is it != or <>? erg..."

Anyway. You don't need to write an entire BFS like that now. You can use getNearestWarps instead.

Yes, I could understand...
And thank you Sing, I did find there is no need for ALL that with getNearestWarps..you da man!

Haha, I was just seeing if anyone was paying attention... clearly.

This is probably the most clearly illustrated BFS I've written. I think its about as easy to follow as a BFS can be. I'm glad it was helpful. And there will always be occassions to roll your own BFS, but getNearestWarps can greatly simplify the code when it is applicable.

Props on catching the typo. I bet you understand it better after having debugged it.

+EP+

Of course, thats CLEARLY what you were doing...

Yes it was a great example, and after tinkering and playing with it to understand it better (freezing TWX 3 times after throwing it into an infinite loop) I got what I needed from it. So thanks again Sing, Ep, and LS!

Getnearestwarps is a wonderful thing.