Quote:
Originally Posted by Gambet
Yes, you can use a loop instead:
PHP Code:
function onActionSetMatchServer(match, vplayer, splayer) {
for (temp.i = 0; temp.i <= 10; temp.i++) {
if (match == i) makevar("serverr.sdematch" @ i) = {vplayer, splayer};
}
}
Please note that when defining names for parameters you do not use the temp. prefix to read their values. |
Now, I've seen this in other scripts as well. Just a few questions;
1. Can you explain why the temp. is not required or that just the way it is and I better accept it?
2. Also, does it only apply to temp.variables?
3. Are there any exceptions to this rule? I've noticed that you can use pc[0....10] or whatever to access variables created with temp.pc = player.chat.tokenize();