Space remove function?

[Kyranki]

Out of curiosity, is there a function that removes all the spaces within a sentence? I couldn't find one looking through the wiki. o.o

[xXziroXx]

Nope.

[Chompy]

make one yourself?

[Kyranki]

Too bad, guess I'll have to make one as Chompy said. :P

[bscharff]

I'm Going To Assume You Want To Automatically Remove The Spaces From The Player's Chat:

PHP Code:


function onPlayerChats(){
 tokens = player.chat.tokenize();
 player.chat = tokens[1] tokens[2] tokens[3] tokens[4] tokens[5] tokens[6] tokens[7] tokens[8] tokens[9] tokens[10];
} 


Not Tested, But Should Work :P

[Angel_Light]

Originally Posted by bscharff

I'm Going To Assume You Want To Automatically Remove The Spaces From The Player's Chat:

PHP Code:


function onPlayerChats(){
 tokens = player.chat.tokenize();
 player.chat = tokens[1] tokens[2] tokens[3] tokens[4] tokens[5] tokens[6] tokens[7] tokens[8] tokens[9] tokens[10];
} 


Not Tested, But Should Work :P

I believe you need this

PHP Code:

function onPlayerChats(){
 tokens = player.chat.tokenize();
 player.chat = tokens[1] @ tokens[2] @ tokens[3]...;
} 


[Kyranki]

Originally Posted by bscharff

I'm Going To Assume You Want To Automatically Remove The Spaces From The Player's Chat:

PHP Code:


function onPlayerChats(){
 tokens = player.chat.tokenize();
 player.chat = tokens[1] tokens[2] tokens[3] tokens[4] tokens[5] tokens[6] tokens[7] tokens[8] tokens[9] tokens[10];
} 


Not Tested, But Should Work :P

I don't need to seperate the players chat. o.o And you didn't properly declare that variablep properly. Besides I was hoping there was a general function for removing the spaces from any line of text.

[xXziroXx]

PHP Code:

temp.txt = "I love f'ing rock'n'roll!";
for (temp.foo: temp.txt.tokenize()) temp.txt2 = (temp.txt2 == NULL ? temp.foo : temp.txt2 @ temp.foo);
player.chat = temp.txt2; 


[zokemon]

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

PHP Code:

temp.txt = "I love f'ing rock'n'roll!";
for (temp.foo: temp.txt.tokenize()) temp.txt2 = (temp.txt2 == NULL ? temp.foo : temp.txt2 @ temp.foo);
player.chat = temp.txt2; 


PHP Code:

temp.txt2 = (temp.txt2 == NULL ? temp.foo : temp.txt2 @ temp.foo); 


Is the same thing as just:

PHP Code:

temp.txt2 @= temp.foo; 


You should always initialize the variable prior to the for loop so you don't accidentally use the variable beforehand and not even realize it.