pl:allplayers

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is there a way to get all players in a loop like that, but for members of a guild only?

i tried passing params and putting

PHP Code:

if (player.guild == params[5]) 


before and in the loop, didnt work either way.

[oo_jazz_oo]

PHP Code:

for (pl:allplayers) {
  if (pl.guild == params[5])
    pl.chat = "I'm in that guild!";
} 


Like such?

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ha, im dumb. yeah.

[Kyranki]

Originally Posted by oo_jazz_oo

PHP Code:

for (pl:allplayers) {
  if (pl.guild == params[5])
    pl.chat = "I'm in that guild!";
} 


Like such?

Ugh, I think even if it's one line of code, not using brackets is in bad taste.

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by Kyranki

Ugh, I think even if it's one line of code, not using brackets is in bad taste.

Agreed, it just confuses people and makes it a pain to change later, especially in old code like is on many popular servers, where the indents have all been lost.

[DustyPorViva]

I don't use brackets for one line, but I keep it on the same line as the check to keep it organized.

[Crow]

Been discussed, basically. It's all about preference. Personally, I don't use brackets for single lines. I just don't see the need to do it. My code is readable perfectly fine, and if anything breaks the indents, it's not my fault.

[Chompy]

If it's a single line and it's short enough, I usually just stack them both into one line

if (a)
  b

if (a) b

[sssssssssss]

I prefer brackets, although my head doesn't always remind me so sometimes it doesn't happen. xD

[Tigairius]

It really depends on the statement for me, but if it's a little more complex, I'll usually use brackets. (Even if I could fit either instance on one line, it's more about readability than trying to condense your code)