getstringkeys() and loadvars()

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

makevar("this.rights-" @ temp.i) instead of this.("rights-" @ temp.i)

It shouldn't make a difference though, should it? I prefer this.(@ "blah").

[Inverness]

Originally Posted by cbk1994

It shouldn't make a difference though, should it? I prefer this.(@ "blah").

It makes a difference if there are any dots in temp.i... I think.

[xXziroXx]

this.(STUFF HERE) should only be used with dynamic variables, and makevar("this." @ STUFF HERE)) with normal strings. Otherwise they will spontaneously behave odd from time to time, and maybe they're not supposed to do that, but I've dealt a lot with this particular issue over the last years.

[Skyld]

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

this.(STUFF HERE) should only be used with dynamic variables, and makevar("this." @ STUFF HERE)) with normal strings. Otherwise they will spontaneously behave odd from time to time, and maybe they're not supposed to do that, but I've dealt a lot with this particular issue over the last years.

I use this.(stuff here) all the time because I hate hate hate how messy code looks when using makevar(), and I have never had any issues.

[Frankie]

my post got cut off because Chris started a new page in case you guys didn't see :[

Originally Posted by Chompy

Also, loops inside with() aren't optimized Just thought you would want to know =p

it doesn't work if I take the for() loop out of the with()


it's just making me curious now that he said that.

[TheStan]

BOOYAH!

PHP Code:

function onCreated() {
  this.test();
}
public function test() {
  temp.file = new TStaticVar();
  temp.file.loadvars("gangs/Los Carteles.txt");
  
  with (temp.file) {
    temp.keys = getstringkeys("this.rights-");
  } 
  for (temp.i: temp.keys)
  {
    if (temp.file.("rights-" @ temp.i)[7] == 1)
    {
      echo(temp.i);
    }
  }
} 


Should work rougly.

[Inverness]

Originally Posted by TheStan

BOOYAH!

PHP Code:

function onCreated() {
  this.test();
}
public function test() {
  temp.file = new TStaticVar();
  temp.file.loadvars("gangs/Los Carteles.txt");
  
  with (temp.file) {
    temp.keys = getstringkeys("this.rights-");
  } 
  for (temp.i: temp.keys)
  {
    if (temp.file.("rights-" @ temp.i)[7] == 1)
    {
      echo(temp.i);
    }
  }
} 


Should work rougly.

If that was C++ you'd have a memory leak. And you forgot the @ before "rights-" in the loop.

[LoneAngelIbesu]

Originally Posted by Inverness

If that was C++ you'd have a memory leak. And you forgot the @ before "rights-" in the loop.

Thank God it's not C++.

[Inverness]

Originally Posted by LoneAngelIbesu

Thank God it's not C++.

I wouldn't say that.

Having a server crash due to Stan's scripting error would be popcorn-worthy.

[TheStan]

Originally Posted by Inverness

I wouldn't say that.

Having a server crash due to Stan's scripting error would be popcorn-worthy.

That's all well and funny but you seem to be forgetting one thing had you been paying close attention Invern...that isn't my script. I copied and pasted and just moved the for loop and changed "this.(@ blah)" to "temp.file.(@ black)" any other errors are of his property.

[Frankie]

I don't understand what temp.file.("rights-" @ temp.i) is any different from temp.file.(@ "rights-" @ temp.i

[LoneAngelIbesu]

Originally Posted by Frankie

I don't understand what temp.file.("rights-" @ temp.i) is any different from temp.file.(@ "rights-" @ temp.i

PHP Code:

function onCreated() {
  temp.e = "foo";
  temp.i.rights_foo = "bar";
  echo(temp.i.(@ "rights_" @ temp.e));
  echo(temp.i.("rights_" @ temp.e));
} 


Returns:

PHP Code:

Weapon/GUI-script _DylanTest2 added/updated by LoneAngelIbesu
bar
bar 


So, I don't see the difference either.

[TheStan]

There is no difference according to code. The different is preference. :/

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by Frankie

I don't understand what temp.file.("rights-" @ temp.i) is any different from temp.file.(@ "rights-" @ temp.i

I'm actually not sure ... that's how I've always seen it done though, so that's how I've done it. I wonder why people do it (if it really DOES make a difference).

[coreys]

Originally Posted by TheStan

That's all well and funny but you seem to be forgetting one thing had you been paying close attention Invern...that isn't my script. I copied and pasted and just moved the for loop and changed "this.(@ blah)" to "temp.file.(@ black)" any other errors are of his property.

Then don't present it as such?
Say "Hey, you should organize it like this" rather than "Hey, this should work."