variables and tokenize

[Alpho]

Hello, I have been tooling around with this for quite a while now, and I can't quite put my finger on how to do this correctly. I have a series of variables that look a little something like this:

PHP Code:

this.test_Yes = 4;
this.test_Yea = 4;
this.test_Lol = 2;
this.test_Abc = 3; 


I am trying to pull information out of the string. For instance; Lets say my account is labeled "Yes", and my buddies account is "Lol". I want to see if our accounts are existant in the variable strings, and set the number as a client flag in their attributes.

For example:
My account is Yes, so looking at the above script, I would get the number '4' added to my attributes.

How am I able to pull this information out of the variables?
I hope all of the above makes sence.

Thanks in advance,
Alpho.

[fowlplay4]

Based on your example:

temp.value = this.("test_" @ player.account);

[Alpho]

What about from this example:

PHP Code:

  this.acc_Graal756204 = 4; 


How would I check if someones account is after this.acc_ and if true, set something in their attrs to 4?

[fowlplay4]

Change temp.value to whatever clientr.flag_you_want_to_store_it_in

[callimuc]

Originally Posted by Alpho

What about from this example:4

PHP Code:

  this.acc_Graal756204 = 4; 


How would I check if someones account is after this.acc_ and if true, set something in their attrs to 4?

Not sure (currently Trial again) but something like this could help:

PHP Code:

function onCreated() {
  this.acc_Graal756204 = 4;
  temp.check = this.acc_.getvarnames();
  for (temp.i=0; temp.i<temp.check.size(); temp.i++) {
    if (player.account in temp.check) {
      player.attr[4] = this.acc_(@player.account);
      echo(player.attr[4];
    }
  }
} 


[Alpho]

Originally Posted by fowlplay4

Change temp.value to whatever clientr.flag_you_want_to_store_it_in

Ok, I tried the following:

PHP Code:

  this.acc_Graal756204 = 4;
  clientr.stafflevel = this.("acc_" @ player.account); 


results in nothing. Any ideas?

[fowlplay4]

Originally Posted by Alpho

Any ideas?

What function are you doing this in?

[Alpho]

Tried what you said calli, sorry didn't work, tried a similar approach at it, same result:

PHP Code:

this.acc_Graal756204 = 4;
  temp.check = this.acc_.getvarnames(); 
  for (temp.i=0; temp.i<temp.check.size(); temp.i++) {
    if (player.account in temp.check) { 
      echo(this.acc_(@player.account)); 
    }
  } 


[Alpho]

Originally Posted by fowlplay4

What function are you doing this in?

Serverside, onCreated

[fowlplay4]

Originally Posted by Alpho

Serverside, onCreated

That's because there's no 'player' object in onCreated in a Weapon or DB-NPC.

[Alpho]

Oh thanks, I see that now. This works:

PHP Code:

function onCreated() {
  this.acc_Graal756204 = 4;
  
  echo(this.("acc_Graal756204"));
} 


how do you suppose I can get the 'player' object, 'in sight' ?



Edit: Got it to work

PHP Code:


function Set(pl) {
  this.acc_Graal756204 = 4;
  echo(this.("acc_"@pl));
}

function onActionServerSide() {
  if (params[0] == "test") {
    Set(params[1]);
  }
}

//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCreated() {
  triggerserver("gui", name, "test", player.account);
} 


[fowlplay4]

Originally Posted by Alpho

Oh thanks, I see that now. This works:

how do you suppose I can get the 'player' object, 'in sight' ?

If you're trying to set the value when the player logins you can do so in the onActionPlayerOnline function in Control-NPC or onPlayerLogin in other scripts.

If you want to 'find' the player object you can do like this:

findplayer("Graal756204").clientr.flag = this.acc_Graal756204;

or you can use with a statement:

PHP Code:

function onCreated() {
  this.acc_Graal756204 = 4;
  with (findplayer("Graal756204")) {
    // You have to use thiso instead of just this because the 
    // with statement changes the scope to the player object.
    clientr.flag = thiso.("acc_" @ player.account);
  }
} 


[Tolnaftate2004]

Originally Posted by fowlplay4

PHP Code:

    // You have to use thiso instead of just this because the 
    // with statement changes the scope to the player object. 


Not in this case.

[Alpho]

I got it all to work! Thanks for everyone's help.