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[Stowen]

How would I go about getting a list of all the players weapons?

[MysticalDragon]

Originally Posted by Stowen

How would I go about getting a list of all the players weapons?

PHP Code:

    for ( i: player.weapons ) {
        if ( !i.name.starts( "-" ) ) {
          temp.itemList.add( i.name );
        }
      } 


Remove the "-" part if you want system NPCs to be included

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by MysticalDragon

PHP Code:

    for ( i: player.weapons ) {
        if ( !i.name.starts( "-" ) ) {
          temp.itemList.add( i.name );
        }
      } 


Remove the "-" part if you want system NPCs to be included

Ideally use temp.i instead of just i. I think variables used in for statements are always temporary, but it improves readability imo.

[Tricxta]

Originally Posted by cbk1994

Ideally use temp.i instead of just i. I think variables used in for statements are always temporary, but it improves readability imo.

For stowen's benefit, might be worth mentioning that since the temp array is instantiated inside the for loop it'll be disposed of after the for loop ends so referencing it'll just refer to a null object, correct, no?

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by Tricxta

For stowen's benefit, might be worth mentioning that since the temp array is instantiated inside the for loop it'll be disposed of after the for loop ends so referencing it'll just refer to a null object, correct, no?

It's not disposed of after the loop ends. It will be disposed of at the end of the function, though.

[scriptless]

Originally Posted by cbk1994

It's not disposed of after the loop ends. It will be disposed of at the end of the function, though.

Yeah, when I read that I was confused because I was under the impression it only terminated after the function. Other functions cannot read the variable tho right? like mid function you cannot call another function and try to read the variable?

I know temp. variables can be quite tricky to work with.

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by scriptless

Yeah, when I read that I was confused because I was under the impression it only terminated after the function. Other functions cannot read the variable tho right? like mid function you cannot call another function and try to read the variable?

I know temp. variables can be quite tricky to work with.

Temporary variables aren't tricky to work with. In my experience, well over half of the variables you work with are temporary. They're only in scope in the current function, which is what makes them so useful.

[Stowen]

Thanks guys, I had something very similar it just had an error on my part so it wasn't working.

[Stowen]

In any case, now that I get a list of weapons, how would I go about detecting if a weapon gets added? Should I make a variable after onCreated that holds the info, and a timeout that keeps checking? I can script something that checks the weapons folder, and makes a list of all the weapons there. Then check the new weapons if its in the list, just disregard.

[Stowen]

Okay, I was testing some stuff out. I changed the temps to this. and made a new function to create a seperate list. I tried this and it kept returning false:

PHP Code:

function CheckInventory() {
  if (this.itemList == this.itemList2) {
    player.chat = "Check: Yes";
  }else player.chat = "Check: No";
} 


I also had them sent to me in a PM, both lists were the same. Why would it return they are not?

[cbk1994]

Comparing arrays doesn't always work well. You can coerce them to strings for the comparison like so:

PHP Code:

if ((@ array1) == (@ array2)) { // this looks ugly, there is
                               // probably a better way to format this 


[Stowen]

You mean like this?:

PHP Code:

if ((@ itemList) == (@ itemList2)) 


[Tim_Rocks]

Originally Posted by Stowen

You mean like this?:

PHP Code:

if ((@ itemList) == (@ itemList2)) 


That's exactly what he wrote, you just have different variable names...

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by Stowen

You mean like this?:

PHP Code:

if ((@ itemList) == (@ itemList2)) 


Yes, but depending on what you're doing, remember that your lists will need to be in the same order for that to work. If you want to compare them without paying attention to order, you'll have to do a bit more work.

[callimuc]

Originally Posted by Stowen

You mean like this?:

PHP Code:

if ((@ itemList) == (@ itemList2)) 


since you have been using a this.variable, you might also want to add this. into your check

PHP Code:

if ((@ this.itemList) == (@ this.itemList2))