GS1 to GS2

[Devenio]

Ok im really getting mad[]... how do you use #v from gs1 in gs2???

like
gs1: setcharprop #v(this.age);
gs2: chat = ???;

plz help

[Maniaman]

you have got to be kidding me...

chat = "Your age is " @ this.age;

[DustyPorViva]

What? Everyone is supposed to magically learn this stuff in their sleep?

[Skyld]

Originally Posted by Devenio

no that still shows the .19501 after........ i only want whole numbers noob...

PHP Code:

this.chat = "Your age is " @ int(this.age); 


Also, #v() will also show the decimal places. :|

[Devenio]

thank you.

[Maniaman]

Originally Posted by DustyPorViva

What? Everyone is supposed to magically learn this stuff in their sleep?

It would take less than 5 minutes of research to find out how to use variables in gs2.

no that still shows the .19501 after........ i only want whole numbers noob...

You specified that you wanted to show variables, which is what I showed you. Nowhere did you specify that you wanted it to be an integer.

int(this.age) is what you want for an integer.

[Angel_Light]

http://wiki.graal.us/GScript

scroll to the bottom, has a decent converting guide

[cbk1994]

In GS1, you have to use #v ...
instead just put the variable.

use '@' and 'SPC' to seperate variables.
If you want to directly input text, put it in quotes.

Example:

PHP Code:

this.variable = "lolvar";
player.chat = "This is a variable:" SPC this.variable; 


[DustyPorViva]

You know, it's incredible that you ask for help and call someone a noob when they didn't do something you didn't even request for.
As for research, perhaps. But not everyone knows about the wiki's. Anyways, there should be no reason to think that way about anyone for asking for help, it's not like the Graal forums are flooding insanely fast with posts that this is holding back the important stuff. Though I'm reluctant to defend his request after his one comment.

[Devil_Lord2]

I wish people could try to be more nicer about these things...

It took me so long to figure out what @ did, and still don't understand if SPC can replace @ to add a space instead of @" "@, which also confused the heck out of me until I figured out what @ did.

And if you don't know what @ does, or that it should be used... how would you look it up, let alone in 5 minutes? x.x;

It sounds to me, besides the point the poster was while mad asking the question, his first reply wasn't all that great.. If it were me who received it I would took the first sentence as the guy calling me stupid.

Even then saying something bad back isn't much better. :[

At least he got what he wanted though right?

Also, personally I hate wiki.. doesn't really help much or give you examples.. At least not for the GUIs which I tend to try and figure out and end up asking someone. x.x;

I think I may make a tutorial some time for this after I try to make a tutorial for ganis via text.


Some people, that I've seen state it on the forum, seem to think some of this stuff is common sense. Asking almost everyone on Graal they wouldn't have a clue what most of the codes mean.. not everyone is a programmer, and if it isn't known by the majority.. it isn't very common..

I actually came in to help, but since the solution was stated, I might as well say again, I don't understand SPC quite clearly.. does this only replace @ but with a space like @" "@. Anyway, after this message I doubt I will get a nice reply. Thing is as far as I know, I have not needed SPC so I suppose it is alright if no one tells me.. should I need it, I can take 5-60 minutes looking it up on wiki. Actually I went to wiki, it is actually Graal Bible that takes me long, wiki is just confusing and I don't even try to use it

Graal Bible directed me to it, but not directly to help, only something that used it.. which .. sort of helps but again Graal Bible doesn't really explain things..

Anyway, forget I asked o.O;
Play nice everyone!



--EDIT--
I also figured out what @ did by trying it my self to see what happened.. sometimes you just need to see what people are doing on the forum and attempt and see what things do.

[fowlplay4]

Just give it a rest already, jesus christ. This is a 4 year old thread that didn't warrant the moaning post you just made.

[Devil_Lord2]

As for moaning, I don't see anything wrong with it, and some people like it, other than that I did not know this post was four years old.

Next time I will ask for a warrant. D:

It would still be nice if people did not go off on others..
Take your post for example... I may be new, and ignorant to post dates, but how could I have known moderators secretly don't want people to post on old threads or don't want to close them..

Would you think I intentionally came into a four year old post to help a person if I would have known the date? lol

Anyway, my fault.
Perhaps someone could delete the thread and store the information learned in a bigger thread.. Possibly a better named thread.. Reason is when I search for switch and case, I always find a thread asking for help on it, pointing to a horribly named thread with better details on switch and case.

Someone should work on keeping the forums more organized and relevant for how people search things... Anyway, I didn't know this thread had a reply until I seen my reputation on the post ... a status which I could care less about ... and checked to see if there was a reply.

I will check forum post dates next time so I am not publicly humiliated next time. ^.^