tokenizing >,=,<

[nyghtGT]

ok i got the standard tokenizing down but like if the token saved is a number is there a way i can use it as in the below ?

NPC Code:

---

// NPC made by Nyght v3.5

if (playerenters) {

toweapons *Staff Warper

}

while (created && !staff) {

destroy;

}

if (playerchats && staff && startswith(warpto,#c)) {

tokenize #c;

if (#t(1)>=0) {

this.warpcommand=0;

}else setlevel #t(1);

}

---

I dont think '(#t(1)>=0)' is right but i want if the number value of the token is greater than or equals to zero to set the variable this.warpcommand to 0 ....

please help ....

[Merlin]

if (playerchats) {
tokenize #c;
if (startswith(warpto,#c)) {
if (staff) {
if (tokenscount==3) {
setstring local.x,#t(1);
setstring local.y,#t(2);
setstring local.level,#t(3);
timeout = .5;
}
}
}
}

if (timeout) {
setlevel2 #s(local.level),#s(local.x),#s(local.y);
}

[edit] oh i see...
hmm well...
you can do

this.counter = strtofloat(#t(1));

if (this.counter => 0) {
action;
}

[nyghtGT]

Originally posted by Merlin
if (playerchats) {
tokenize #c;
if (startswith(warpto,#c)) {
if (staff) {
if (tokenscount==3) {
setstring local.x,#t(1);
setstring local.y,#t(2);
setstring local.level,#t(3);
timeout = .5;
}
}
}
}

if (timeout) {
setlevel2 #s(local.level),#s(local.x),#s(local.y);
}

[edit] oh i see...
hmm well...
you can do

this.counter = strtofloat(#t(1));

if (this.counter => 0) {
action;
}

ok i understand what your doing .... but here is what i want ...

i want it so if the playerchats and it starts with 'warpto' it tokenizes #c. ( I can do that but) I wanna know if there is a special command to check the numerical value of a token?(the token being >,=,<)

[BocoC]

All tokens are saved as strings, so use the command 'strtofloat()' to convert it into a numerical value. You can than use >, =, or < to check the number.

tokenize #c;
if (strtofloat(#t(1))>0)) { }

[nyghtGT]

Originally posted by BocoC
All tokens are saved as strings, so use the command 'strtofloat()' to convert it into a numerical value. You can than use >, =, or < to check the number.

tokenize #c;
if (strtofloat(#t(1))>0)) { }

Thats exactly what i wanted to hear Boco thanx !!!