Player class problem

[Chandler]

Well, I found the fix to it, but I found it rather weird. If you don't understand how player classes work, I wouldn't advise posting as to why it didn't work.

Here's the working one:

  temp.stringSaves = {"client", "clientr"}; 
    //Get the important strings!
    
  for (temp.stringType: temp.stringSaves)
  {
    for (temp.currentString: getstringkeys("this."@ temp.stringType @"."))
    { 
      temp.stringData = (@ temp.stringType @"."@ temp.currentString);

      [B]//THIS LINE HERE[/B]
      temp.saveFile.(@ temp.stringData) = makevar(temp.stringData);
    }
  }

Why wouldn't this work:

temp.saveFile.(@ temp.stringData) = this.(@ temp.stringData);

Weird, am I right?

[Skyld]

PHP Code:

temp.stringData = (@ temp.stringType @"."@ temp.currentString); 


... is probably where you are breaking things, since you should be doing:

PHP Code:

temp.foo.(@ "bar").(@ "baz"); 


Not:

PHP Code:

temp.foo.(@ "bar.baz"); 


[Chandler]

Originally Posted by Skyld

PHP Code:

temp.stringData = (@ temp.stringType @"."@ temp.currentString); 


... is probably where you are breaking things, since you should be doing:

PHP Code:

temp.foo.(@ "bar").(@ "baz"); 


Not:

PHP Code:

temp.foo.(@ "bar.baz"); 


Haha, genious. I see, thank you! :P

[Novo]

Originally Posted by Chandler

Haha, genious. I see, thank you! :P

Easy way to get around it is:

PHP Code:

makevar( "temp.foo."@ "bar.bar" );