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Originally Posted by ForgottenLegacy
Assign the tokens to an array. Example:
PHP Code:
this.string = "value with spaces";
this.tokens = this.string.tokenize();
// this.tokens[0] == "value", and so on
I would suspect you'd do the same with wraptext and wraptext2. |
Er, you're not getting what I am saying, I don't think. Either that, or I don't understand where you're getting at...
Anyways, The problem with using tokens for wraptext2 for what I am trying to script is I am doing this:
Wraptext2 this1string. (examples only)
Wraptext2 this2string.
I am trying to place this1string in a certain position (there's no set# of letters/pixels it will be.)
And I am trying to place this2string at another place. The problem with this is, with the for loop, it checks tokens [ for (this.i=0;this.i<tokenscount;this.i++) ] to display the text properly as well as wrap. I can get one string to wrap, but the second string shows up the same as the first, and there is no way that I can think of to determine the separate strings' token #'s.
Understand better now?
Anyways, I was informed that in GS2 the strings are set to arrays instead of tokens, so that they could be accessed better. (strlen i think? for the array in the foor loop.) so that it would display the correct text. True?