How to test for a number...
 

Ok I'm stumped.. how would it be possible to check what the player says via #c, and check to see if the text is a number?

What I mean is like, if the player says "adosfj", then check if its a number, if it isn't perform an else, but if they say "23502", then it would be correct.

Basically to check if its a number and not letters or other characters.

NPC Code:

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if (playerchats) {

  if (!strcontains(#c,0)||!strcontains(#c,1)||!strconta  ins(#c,0)||!strcontains(#c,0)||!strcontains(#c,0)|  |!strcontains(#c,0)||!strcontains(#c,0)||!strconta  ins(#c,0)||!strcontains(#c,0)||!strcontains(#c,0)) {

    setplayerprop #c,;

  }

}

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Hehe I'm not that good at stuff like that...but I think that should work...

Hmm...

NPC Code:

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if (playerchats) {

  this.test=0;

  for (i=0;i<strlen(#c);i++) {

    this.test=strcontains(#e(i,1,#c),-1234567890);

  }

  if (this.test==1) setplayerprop #c,Whoa, you only said numbers!@;

  else setplayerprop #c,Hmm, that wasn't all numbers;

}

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:eek:

Hmm that seems close LM.. but its not working right for some reason.. it always says it doesn't have all numbers =/

Someone make a logical guess please.. *boost*

i have no clue y0

doesn't if (playersaysnumber) work?

hmm
i never heard of that command..

you could possibly use tokenize :D

yea it does or should...

that was what I was like when people were comming up with these long scripts lol....


that is how I made a bank script a long time ago..

Well you keep ending up creating variables with what you just said if don't say a number while using that.

all these new commands are confusing meh!@
i need to learn how to use keydown
LM help, y0