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A Few Functions For Checking

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/*

  This is an object class meaning it needs to be joined to a prior created object such as a TStaticVar() or a weaponNPC.



  And is called as such:



  obj.(function right here without parenthesis)(params)



*/



public function hasFunc(func) {

  if (func in this.getfunctions())

    return true;

  return false;

}

public function isDynamicFunc(func) {

  if (func in this.getdynamicvarnames())

    return true;

  return false;

}

public function hasVar(var) {

  if (var in this.getdynamicvarnames()) {

    if (isValidVar(var))

      return true;

  }

  return false;

}

public function isValidVar(var) {

  if (this.(@ var) != null)

    return true;

  return false;

}

Hopefully, these will make it easier for scripters here and there to code their systems with ease and not get confuse when doing a crap load of var checks, and etc etc.

I often get confused when doing a crapload of checks and I've always found it easier to do:

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if (!obj.hasVar(var))

  continue;

As opposed to:

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if (obj.(@ var) == null)

  continue;

I think it looks nicer/neater but maybe I'm just being picky. Use as you feel necessary.

The function checking one...maybe... but definitely not one for checking an object for variables. Seems like an unnecessary process for a simple operation.

I have just one comment.

Instead of all the return true/return false, you can do something like (for example):

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public function hasFunc(func) {
  return (temp.func in this.getfunctions());
}

Quote:

Originally Posted by napo_p2p (Post 1369287)

I have just one comment.

Instead of all the return true/return false, you can do something like (for example):

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public function hasFunc(func) {

  return (temp.func in this.getfunctions());

}

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public function hasFunc(func) {

  return (func in this.getfunctions());

}

public function isDynamicFunc(func) {

  return (func in this.getdynamicvarnames());

}

public function hasVar(var) {

  if (var in this.getdynamicvarnames())

    return isValidVar(var);

}

public function isValidVar(var) {

  return (this.(@ var) != null);

}

public function isObj(obj) {

  return (obj.type() == 2);

}

public function isEditVar(var) {

  return (var in this.geteditvarnames());

}

hehe :p

I just had to edit it :o
(<3)

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Originally Posted by Twinny (Post 1369284)

The function checking one...maybe... but definitely not one for checking an object for variables. Seems like an unnecessary process for a simple operation.

I couldn't think of much else that would be helpful to someone. :o

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Originally Posted by Chompy (Post 1369315)

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public function hasFunc(func) {

  return (func in this.getfunctions());

}

public function isDynamicFunc(func) {

  return (func in this.getdynamicvarnames());

}

public function hasVar(var) {

  if (var in this.getdynamicvarnames())

    return isValidVar(var);

}

public function isValidVar(var) {

  return (this.(@ var) != null);

}

public function isObj(obj) {

  return (obj.type() == 2);

}

public function isEditVar(var) {

  return (var in this.geteditvarnames());

}

hehe :p

I just had to edit it :o
(<3)

You b****** you! Must you always Chompy? >_<

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chompy (Post 1369315)

hehe :p

I just had to edit it :o
(<3)

Haha, good stuff :P.

But...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chompy (Post 1369315)

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public function hasVar(var) {
  if (var in this.getdynamicvarnames())
    return isValidVar(var);
}

For that, if the var isn't a dynamic variable, then the function won't return anything :(.

This should do the trick :).

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public function hasVar(var) {
  return isValidVar(temp.var) && (temp.var in this.getdynamicvarnames());
}

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kyranki (Post 1369438)

You b****** you! Must you always Chompy? >_<

You know I have to :) <3

Quote:

Originally Posted by napo_p2p (Post 1369448)

Haha, good stuff :P.

But...
For that, if the var isn't a dynamic variable, then the function won't return anything :(.

This should do the trick :).

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public function hasVar(var) {
  return isValidVar(temp.var) && (temp.var in this.getdynamicvarnames());
}

:P hehe

hasfunction() is an existing function of TGraalVar. And returns if an object has the function name you input.

These kinds of things would be useful as custom global functions. (Adding Control-NPC to function lookup)