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Stryke

05-30-2008 06:37 PM

What's the difference between these two?

PHP Code:


		
			
temp.var1 = array[b];

temp.var2 = list[b];

temp.var3 = blol[b];

temp.var4 = blob[b];

        

array[b] = array[b+1];

list[b] = list[b+1];

blol[b] = array[b+1];

blob[b] = list[b+1];

        

array[b+1] = temp.var1;

list[b+1] = temp.var2;

blol[b+1] = temp.var3;

blob[b+1] = temp.var4;

PHP Code:


		
			
for(c = 0; c < 5; c++;)

{

  makevar("temp.var" @ c + 1) = params[b];

  temp.pm = params[c];

  temp.pm[c] = temp.pm[c+1];

  temp.pm[c+1] = makevar("temp.var" @ c + 1);

}

What's the difference between these two?
If I replace them why won't it work?

Chompy

06-01-2008 03:09 AM

Uhm, in the second, the loop is running one time more then it should (will produce a var5)

In your first example you first set all the var# to array[b], list[b], blol[b] and blob[b], but in your second example they're all params[b], and then you suddenly use 'temp.pm'(params[c]) in the second example when it should be params[b].. I'm not going to continue explaining since the examples uses different variables, but in the end, they're not equal..

What is b? Why does params[] represent array[], list[], blol[] and blob[]?

You need to show better examples or word your question better :o

Stryke

06-01-2008 09:21 PM

The function used:

SortPlayers( array , list , blol , blob);

params[0] = array.
params[1] = list.
params[2] = blol.
params[3] = blob.

Oops at : makevar("temp.var" @ c + 1) = params[b];
That should be params[3].

Here's the full code tell me what you see is different:

PHP Code:


		
			
function SortPlayers( list , array , bol , blob )

{

  temp.result = "";

  for(a = 0; a < array.size() - 1; a ++;)

  {

    for(b = 0; b < array.size() - 1; b ++;)

    {

      if(array[b] < array[b+1])

      {

        for(c = 0; c < 4; c++;) 

        { 

          makevar("temp.var" @ c + 1) = makevar(params[c]@"["@(b)@"]");

          makevar(params[c]@"["@(b)@"]") = makevar(params[c]@"["@(b+1)@"]");

          makevar(params[c]@"["@(b+1)@"]") = makevar("temp.var" @ c + 1); 

        }  

      }

    }

  }

  return list;

}

Chompy

06-01-2008 09:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stryke (Post 1393727)

Here's the full code tell me what you see is different:

PHP Code:

...

But why do you need to see the difference? Doesn't yours work? Does it work?

And, is this for something like a score system? It records who has the most money on the server etc.?

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06-01-2008 11:25 PM

HTML Code:

function onCreated() {

  for (temp.i: allplayers) 

    temp.accs.add({i, i.rupees});

    

  for (i: accs) {

    temp.e.add(i[0]);

    temp.e[temp.c].sortvalue = i[1];

    temp.c++;

  }

  e.sortbyvalue("sortvalue", "float", false);

  

  for (i = 0; i < accs.size(); i++) 

    echo(e[i] SPC e[i].rupees);

}

should do it

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