For( problem.

[Ronnie]

Inside the for( there is something wrong, and I know I'm redefining inside the for( but that's not the problem, the array d.lists is a list of player accounts and then once it converts to dband, I need it to load all those accounts files "guild/player saccount_groster.txt" then remove the d.guild which is a guildname and then reupload it using savelines.All the params are correct I echoed them all. Someone Help!

PHP Code:

    case "disband":
      d.guild = params[1];
      d.plr = params[2];
      dingguild.loadlines("guild/local_guilds_list.txt");
      dingguild.remove(d.guild);
      deletefile("guild/"@d.guild@"_glist.txt");
      d.lists = loadlines("guild/"@d.guild@"_groster.txt");

//Where it fails ;/--------------------------------------
           for (dband: d.lists){
       dgrstr.loadlines("guild/"@dband@"_glist.txt");
       dgrstr.remove(d.guild);
       dgrstr.savelines("guild/"@dband@"_glist.txt", 0);
       dppl = findPlayer(dband);
       dppl.chat = "The guild, "@d.guild@" has been disbanded!";
       with(dppl)clientr.(@d.guild).rank=0;
       }

      removeguild(@d.guild);
      deletefile("guild/"@d.guild@"_groster.txt");
      l.list.loadlines("guild/Leaders_list.txt");
      l.list.remove(@d.guild@"="@d.plr@"");[CODE][/CODE]
      l.list.savelines("guild/Leaders_list.txt", 0);
      break; 


Thanks in advance
-Ronnie

[cbk1994]

try for ( temp.dband : d.lists ), and also try echoing (if you haven't for some reason) d.lists to see that it actually is an array.

EDIT: You really should declare your variables as temporary with a temp. prefix anyway, so they aren't global variables.

[Tigairius]

What does d.lists echo?

[Ronnie]

Actually guys figured it out for some odd reason

PHP Code:

d.lists = loadlines("guild/"@d.guild@"_groster.txt"); 


Did not work so then I decided to use

PHP Code:

d.lists.loadlines("guild/"@d.guild@"_groster.txt"); 


And it did, thanks for everyones help though

-Ronnie



Will do @ Cbk, that should reduce lag also , or atleast a tiny bit?

[Admins]

Its probably not increasing the speed a lot but using proper variable names instead of "d" or "dppl" is always good

[Crow]

I'm pretty sure using temp. variables lowers the memory usage.

[Loriel]

Originally Posted by Crow

I'm pretty sure using temp. variables lowers the memory usage.

It also cures cancer.

[Crow]

Originally Posted by Loriel

It also cures cancer.

I bet it does.

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by Crow

I'm pretty sure using temp. variables lowers the memory usage.

Would seem like it should, since the variables will be deleted when the function (or loop, etc) is over, rather than storing them.

Though I'm not sure if it's stored on the hard drive (virtual memory) or actual memory on the systems running the servers.

[Inverness]

Originally Posted by cbk1994

Would seem like it should, since the variables will be deleted when the function (or loop, etc) is over, rather than storing them.

Though I'm not sure if it's stored on the hard drive (virtual memory) or actual memory on the systems running the servers.

There is no way active variables are stored in anything but the RAM.

Now then, Stefan was talking about variable names, not whether they're temporary variables or not, because obviously properly descriptive variable names improve comprehension.

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by Inverness

Now then, Stefan was talking about variable names, not whether they're temporary variables or not, because obviously properly descriptive variable names improve comprehension.

We realize this. We were responding to "Will do @ Cbk, that should reduce lag also , or atleast a tiny bit?"