#t() help

[Benm00t]

How can I have all the tokens after a certain token be shown?

What i mean is, after #t(1), i want all the tokens to be shown along with that, but because the amount of tokens is always changing, i just can't add more #t(). Is there a character i can add with #t() so it knows to show all the tokens after it, or will i need to put it into a loop..

[Thought]

The variable tokenscount should help, make a for loop that appends the rest of the tokens to a string, for example.

[Alexander]

Originally posted by Thought
The variable tokenscount should help, make a for loop that appends the rest of the tokens to a string, for example.

You could use #e so you won't have to use a loop, and indexof like indexof(#t(2),#c).

[Projectshifter]

Arg, did I ever tell you how much you people scare me?!
This is an example that will take something if you chat, and sendtorc #t(1) up to #t(i) =) This is the MOST efficent way

NPC Code:

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if (playerchats){

 tokenize #c;

 sendtorc #t(1) - #t(1) = #T(#e(strlen(#t(0)),-1,#c));

 }

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Short, sweet, and to the point =)
#e (as alex said) is the best way, but all you have to do is have it do the string length. Plus #T removes spaces at the beginning =D
---Shifter

[Kaimetsu]

It's usually foolish to proclaim that your method is the most efficient, especially in a language like GScript. It's impossible to know for sure since we don't know how Graal works internally, and you run the risk of somebody saying something like:

Hey dorkface, that only works if spaces are the only delimiters.

[Projectshifter]

LOL, point taken Kai. But to the best of my knowledge, that is the most efficient way
And if you're using another delimiter, it should be self explanatory
---Shifter