Regarding Flags

[Gunderak]

I am having a little trouble with one of my scripts.
Basically it gets a certain name for instance: goteggs then I want it to check if(clientr.goteggs == 1){ but goteggs is a string, I tried if(clientr.(temp.quest) == 1){ with no luck. Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks.

[cbk1994]

First of all, it sounds like a boolean (based on the name of the variable), so either choose a less misleading name or just do if (variable).

I think you're trying to check the value of a variable whose name you don't know beforehand? This should work:

PHP Code:

temp.varName = "foo";
echo(clientr.(@ temp.varName)); 


I've always used an @ there and thought it was unnecessary, but a quick test reveals that apparently it is necessary.

[Gunderak]

Thanks, and yes it was a boolean, got mixed up.
The @ seems really unnecessary..

[Crow]

Originally Posted by Gunderak

Thanks, and yes it was a boolean, got mixed up.
The @ seems really unnecessary..

It's not. The @ operator is to make sure the variable gets cast to a string in several places.

[fowlplay4]

You should use clientr.("quest_" @ temp.questvar) instead of just clientr.(@temp.questvar) for the sake of organization in your clientr flags.

[Gunderak]

That's what I am already doing. o.0