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KuJi	06-30-2006 06:43 AM

Database npcs and objects

V------------------------------------------------------V
gang_Test.rank.leader.Boss.ChiefBoss= "Chief Underboss";
gang_Test.rank.leader.Boss.Underboss= "Underboss";
gang_Test.rank.leader.Boss= "Boss";
gang_Test.rank.leader.Boss.Tester= "Tester";
gang_Test.rank.leader.Boss.Player= "Player";
gang_Takzhe.rank.leader= "KuJi";

^------------------------------------------------------^
The above is in a database npc called Gang Control.

How would I be able to read that gang_Test.rank is an object and everything after it should be added to a object called gtest.

I've tried several things:
One of them would be:
gtest = new TStaticVar();
gtest = this.gang_Test.rank;

With still nothing working, and even after talking to a couple of friends that script I still can't solve it. If you know a way, please post it.

Thanks

ApothiX

07-01-2006 12:13 AM

Your variables seem a bit odd to me.

Quote:

gang_Test.rank.leader.Boss= "Boss";

that one specifically. If you are setting it to a string, it probably should be deleting the object that it was and replacing it with only a string value.

Before you set these variables in the DB-NPC, did you do something like:

PHP Code:


		
			
this.gang_Test = new TStaticVar();

Novo	07-01-2006 12:39 AM

How about this?

PHP Code:


		
			
function onCreated()

  {

  temp.rank = createSubObject( gang_Test, "rank." );

  }



function createSubObject( obj, strPart )

  {

  temp.oobj = new TStaticVar();

  temp.vars = getObjKeys( obj, strPart );

  for ( temp.var: temp.vars )

    makevar( "temp.oobj."@ temp.var ) = makevar( "obj.rank."@ temp.var );

  return temp.oobj;

  }



public function getObjKeys( obj, strNeedle ) 

  { 

  if ( obj.type() != 2 )

    return getstringkeys( obj );



  temp.vars = obj.savevarstoarray( false ); 

  for ( temp.var: temp.vars ) 

    if ( temp.var.starts( strNeedle ) ) 

      temp.keys.add( temp.var.substring( strNeedle.length(), temp.var.pos("=") - strNeedle.length()) );



  return temp.keys;

  }

ApothiX

07-01-2006 01:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Novo

How about this?

PHP Code:


		
			
function onCreated()

  {

  temp.rank = createSubObject( gang_Test, "rank." );

  }



function createSubObject( obj, strPart )

  {

  temp.oobj = new TStaticVar();

  temp.vars = getObjKeys( obj, strPart );

  for ( temp.var: temp.vars )

    makevar( "temp.oobj."@ temp.var ) = makevar( "obj.rank."@ temp.var );

  return temp.oobj;

  }



public function getObjKeys( obj, strNeedle ) 

  { 

  if ( obj.type() != 2 )

    return getstringkeys( obj );



  temp.vars = obj.savevarstoarray( false ); 

  for ( temp.var: temp.vars ) 

    if ( temp.var.starts( strNeedle ) ) 

      temp.keys.add( temp.var.substring( strNeedle.length(), temp.var.pos("=") - strNeedle.length()) );



  return temp.keys;

  }

w-hat? If you're going to use spaces in your style, atleast be consistant with it. But anyways:

If that 'getObjKeys' function is what I think it is, it's redundant. You can just use this.objectname.getvarnames() to return an array with the list of members in it.

Novo	07-01-2006 01:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ApothiX

Hrm... I've experienced problems with getvarnames... I'm not sure what it was... Mayhaps it be the multiple "."'s in a variable? ( obj.var.subvar, obj.getVarNames() only returns obj.var ... )

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