Class Calling Problem

[godofwarares]

Hey.

I'm trying to make a script that holds an array of class names, and i'm trying to call it like this:

PHP Code:

this.classes = {"control"}

for (temp.curClass: this.classes)
{
     this.join(temp.curClass);
     (@ temp.curClass)::start();
} 


It simply doesn't work, because I get this error:

Originally Posted by RC

error: missing semicolon at line 6: (@ temp.curClass)::start();
error: unexpected token: :: at line 6: (@ temp.curClass)::start();

I've had this problem before. Is there any way to call a class through this method?

I appreciate it in advance.

-Hikaru

[Rapidwolve]

Would 'this.start()' work? Since its already joined

[JkWhoSaysNi]

Unless you *need* them joined to the NPC you could do something along the lines of:

PHP Code:

this.classes = {"control"}

for (temp.curClass: this.classes)
{
     this.(@ temp.curClass) = new TStaticVar();
     with (this.(@ temp.curClass)) {      
      join(temp.curClass);
      start();
     } 
} 


[godofwarares]

Originally Posted by JkWhoSaysNi

Unless you *need* them joined to the NPC you could do something along the lines of:

PHP Code:

this.classes = {"control"}

for (temp.curClass: this.classes)
{
     this.(@ temp.curClass) = new TStaticVar();
     with (this.(@ temp.curClass)) {      
      join(temp.curClass);
      start();
     } 
} 


Thank you, That works (with a little editing).

[xXziroXx]

Am I the only one that see that you have no semicolon after:

PHP Code:

this.classes = {"control"} 


Should be..

PHP Code:

this.classes = {"control"}; 


[godofwarares]

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

Am I the only one that see that you have no semicolon after:

PHP Code:

this.classes = {"control"} 


Should be..

PHP Code:

this.classes = {"control"}; 


Relax. Typo.