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Originally posted by Kaimetsu
People, please learn about compilative processes. Variable names don't matter - they just provide a way for us humans to tell the computer what we want. They don't exist when the script is running so you can't tell it to select different vars based on runtime-encoded names.
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it makes sence, but it is hard for people to understand, they think that after they type in the code it stays in that form and it gets directly read, but actually like with html it is "compiled" by graal, as html gets "compiled" by netscape or IE or whatever u use. So it is not in the form you see it as. What you name something doesn't matter and the name of #C0 doesn't either. So what i think he is saying if i am correct is that #C#v(i) will not work because if gets read as a message code so instead of being read as #C0 if i == 0 it reads directly as #C#v(i).