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Originally Posted by Dach
If you mean getting the index value, no. Otherwise, please do clarify your post 
PHP Code:
//--detecting element in list
if (strcontains(#s(foo),bar))
if (lindexof(bar,foo))
//--finding element in list
this.index = lindexof(bar,foo);
for (i=0;i<sarraylen(bar);i++) { //<- this is freaking ugly and I will hit you if you use it
if (strcontains(#I(bar,i),foo)) {
this.index = i;
}
}
It depends on what you are doing. As far as which function has the more efficient underlying code, I don't know. (only applicable in determining if an element is in a list though) |
PHP Code:
//#CLIENTSIDE
if (created || playerenters) {
setstring this.accounts,some guy,foo;
if (strcontains(#s(this.accounts),#a)) {
message Your in the list;
} else {
message Your not in the list;
}
}
If your account is some or guy it will allow it but if you set the accounts string to "some guy","foo"; it only allows some guy and foo.