Showstats Command

[royce]

NPC Code:

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showstats bitflag;

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Hides part of the stats bar.
1-ASD (Keys)
2-icons
4-rupees
8-bombs
16-arrows
32-hearts
64-alignment points
128-magic points
256-mini-map
512-inventory
1024-player


Is the command showstats bitflag; kind of like a flag, it is stored as true or false?

[Python523]

I thinnk it returns as true if true means it will show only what you put down
like
showstats 1024;
will hide everything but the player
and like
showstats 1024+256;
will show that player and the mini map

[royce]

How would I check to see if it's True or False (Flag Language)?

[Python523]

You mean like if a certain stat was showing?

[royce]

Kind of like Administration over players, yes your correct.

[Bhala]

Its not a flag, its a command

[royce]

I was comparing it to a flag. A flag is classified as True or False. The command is very similiar.

[nyghtGT]

Originally posted by royce
I was comparing it to a flag. A flag is classified as True or False. The command is very similiar.

the command either sets things to on or off by using,

showstats #+#...;

but there is no way to check if certain things are showing ...

[SaijinGohan]

Originally posted by Kaimetsu
You could always rig up some elaborate system to keep track of them via arrays if it really mattered.

Its a shame the only arrays I understand are variable arrays. =(

[mikepg]

string arrays are just as easy...

you just do
setstring <string name>,<value1>,<value2>,<value3>,...<value n>;

it, you now have a string array.
To edit, insert, or delete part of an array, consult your local commands.rtf

royce:
I don't see how you would compare it as a flag...
variables can act like 'flags' in conditional statements (whiles, ifs, ect), but are normally referred to as 'clauses'
If youre asking how to check it as a clause, it's not possible as far as i know.

[royce]

Originally posted by mikepg
royce:
I don't see how you would compare it as a flag...
variables can act like 'flags' in conditional statements (whiles, ifs, ect), but are normally referred to as 'clauses'
If youre asking how to check it as a clause, it's not possible as far as i know.

I was comparing it to a flag because it's True and False values.