Boolean Variable to Quit Game?

[LadyDustBunny]

Quick question...

How can I use a boolean variable as a return at the end of a boolean function to quit a game?

bool GetPlayerInput( string sPrompt, string sError, float &fResult, float fMin, float fMax)
{

	bool IsGameOver;
	
		do
		{

			cout << sPrompt;
			cin >> fResult;

			

			if( fResult == 0 )
				IsGameOver = false;

			if( fResult < fMin || fResult > fMax )
				cout << sError;
				
		} while( fResult < fMin || fResult > fMax);


		return IsGameOver;


}

I need to return a boolean value to exit the game if the player enters zero for the fResult or to continue the game if the player enters any non-zero number.

[whitenite1]

@LadyDustBunny

When you first declare bool IsGameOver;, you should initialize it to true, or use else IsGamerOver = true; after

if( fResult == 0 )
IsGameOver = false;

otherwise, what is the value of your return IsGameOver; ?