Dumb question time. So say I have two different sets of variables like below. In the onEnterFrame function, the variables that are ticks are added to the variables that are progs if a Boolean is true.

var veggieCommence:Boolean = false;
var veggieProg:Number = 0;
var veggieTick:Number = 1;

var meatsCommence:Boolean = false;
var meatsProg:Number = 0;
var meatsTick:Number = 1;

onEnterFrame = function() {

  if(veggieCommence) {
      veggieProg += veggieTick;
  }

  if(meatsCommence) {
       meatsProg += meatsTick;
  }
       
}

I'm curious if (instead of writing two if statements) could I just put them in one function like this?

function commenceProgress(booby:Boolean, proggy:Number, ticky:Number):Void {

  if(booby) {
    proggy += ticky;
  }
      
}

If not, should I just bite the bullet and write everything in one function? Did I miss something in the language reference? Apparently numbers don't let you do a method similar to points like return prog.add(tick) or something like that.

Also, Happy New Year.

Dumb question time. So say I have two different sets of variables like below. In the onEnterFrame function, the variables that are ticks are added to the variables that are progs if a Boolean is true.

var veggieCommence:Boolean = false;
var veggieProg:Number = 0;
var veggieTick:Number = 1;

var meatsCommence:Boolean = false;
var meatsProg:Number = 0;
var meatsTick:Number = 1;

onEnterFrame = function() {

  if(veggieCommence) {
      veggieProg += veggieTick;
  }

  if(meatsCommence) {
       meatsProg += meatsTick;
  }
       
}

I'm curious if (instead of writing two if statements) could I just put them in one function like this?

function commenceProgress(booby:Boolean, proggy:Number, ticky:Number):Void {

  if(booby) {
    proggy += ticky;
  }
      
}

If not, should I just bite the bullet and write everything in one function? Did I miss something in the language reference? Apparently numbers don't let you do a method similar to points like return prog.add(tick) or something like that.

Also, Happy New Year.