Disabling Sword

[Mattehy]

how do i disable a sword so it stop hitting player's hearts?

[Soala]

disableweapons;

[cyan3]

Originally Posted by alexandralove

disableweapons;

disableweapons(); would be better.

[Frankie]

Originally Posted by cyan3

disableweapons(); would be better.

how so?

[Soala]

Was just giving the command actually =P

[cyan3]

Originally Posted by Frankie

how so?

It would work with either way but I tend to use disableweapons(); instead of disableweapons;

[Frankie]

Originally Posted by cyan3

It would work with either way but I tend to use disableweapons(); instead of disableweapons;

yeah. I wasn't trying to be a smart ass or anything, I have always wondered what the point to that is. if there are no possible parameters for a function, why add (); to the end? maybe someone else can give a more technical response.

[Gambet]

Originally Posted by Frankie

yeah. I wasn't trying to be a smart ass or anything, I have always wondered what the point to that is. if there are no possible parameters for a function, why add (); to the end? maybe someone else can give a more technical response.

It's just the difference between GS1 and GS2. GS2 is object-oriented so all commands were basically converted into functions, hence the parenthesis. Not all functions are required to use any specific parameters, in cases like these you just need to call the function without sending any information to it.

[DustyPorViva]

Originally Posted by Gambet

It's just the difference between GS1 and GS2. GS2 is object-oriented so all commands were basically converted into functions, hence the parenthesis. Not all functions are required to use any specific parameters, in cases like these you just need to call the function without sending any information to it.

This.
Just because a function has no parameters to pass does not mean you should omit the parenthesis.