New Ideas
 

that way you can do something like..

rote#s(string)();

so you can do different things like..

function rote1(){}

function rote2(){}

instead of having if (strequals(#s(rote),1)){
rote1();}

it would be alot easier and cut down on scripting.

;-)

Dont you hate it when like 74 people view ur post and 0 repspond? LOL

Ummmmmm
 

Warcaptian...... what.... the hell are you talking about?

Re: Ummmmmm
 

He's trying to say that he wants the possibility of using strings in certain places when calling functions etc.
Although it'd just be better if they added the possibility for adding arguments to functions.

Shes so smart!!! :eek:

Hmm, I'll give you a standard answer:

1. No I don't want to:
2. Be your Girlfriend
3. Work on your server

Since I noticed you keep saying such things.

LOL, I know. First off im 15 and I dont need a 20 year old GF on the internet. Second, I would like if you helped but your not needed that badly. Third, I was saying those things as a joke because You go to everyones post who doesnt know somthing and script it. Your kinda like a female Kaimetsu.

Sorry, I will stop now :(

Jadis:

I have never ever gotten what you mean arguments in a function?

I never really learned functions in my ---vast--- experience with C++ so are arguments the stuff in the ()'s?

Or do you mean arguments as in && and ! and || and hi.

Here, I'll give you a bit of code:

NPC Code:

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this.z=multiplier(2,1);

function Multiplier(var1,var2) {

  return var1*var2;

}

---

That's what I'm talking about. That you can use those var1 var2 things.

Jadis:

Oh..
Ok..
I see... Oh wait.. No I don't.
I should go read some C++ tutorial or something.
Thanks though..

Hey i'm in tb3's sig i feel the love.

let me give you two pieces of code to show you

NPC Code:

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//Code 1 - Functions take arguments

function happy(a,b) {

   return a*b;

}

variable = happy(2,2);

---

NPC Code:

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//Code 2 - No arguments

fucntion happy() {

  this.return=a*b;

}

a=2;

b=2;

happy();

variable=this.return

---

in both cases variable winds up equaling 4...but notice how much shorter Code 1 is than code 2

Well yes, it can be done like that but something like this won't work as good with that:

NPC Code:

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function multiplier(var1,var2) {

  return var1*var2;

}

blah=1;

blahblah=2;

blahblahblah=3;

this.a=multiplier(blah,blahblah);

this.b=multiplier(blahblah,blahblahblah);

---

Jadis:

Golly guys
I appreciate this as much as I do when ma cooks me some macaroni!

Anyway gracias para me ayudando.

ROFL!! Thats funny =D

haha lord walnut or whatever got told

WALNUT ROFLMAO!!! =D

lol @ walnut