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pushim · 04-07-2015 08:12 PM

ON=@DCLICK
REF1=<UID>
IF ((<SRC.VAR0.TEST1>) == ((<REF1.P.X>),(<REF1.P.Y>)))
// some actions here
ELIF ((<SRC.VAR0.TEST2>) == ((<REF1.P.X>),(<REF1.P.Y>)))
//some actions here
ELIF ((<SRC.VAR0.TEST3>) == ((<REF1.P.X>),(<REF1.P.Y>)))
//some actions here
ENDIF

This is my problem, this conditional can't compare the value of VAR with X,Y coordinates and execute the line inside of IF, but the values are not equal and don't execute the others ELIF
Help the newbie :c

azmanomer · 04-07-2015 09:14 PM

use strmatch('<src.var0.test1>','<p.x>,<p.y>')

pushim · 04-08-2015 08:26 PM

Console error :/

ERROR:Undefined symbol ''

***XuN*** · 04-09-2015 04:54 PM

First: SRC WILL NEVER have VARS, since vars are server handled and var.test1 will be the same to every item/player/gm/npc/house/whatever, so there's no reason to use src.var*.

Second: You have to compare one string at each time, 150,110 (in example) are 2 so you can separate them and compare in 2 checks or use str* intrinsic functions.

Using STR*:
if (strcmpi("<var0.test1>","<p.x>,<p.y>")==0)// == 0 means, in a simple explanation, 0 differences ... so a total match.
if (strmatch("<var0.test1>","<p.x>,<p.y>")==1)// this one should work too

Separating args:
You first need a function to get each argument

Code:

[FUNCTION argvx]

//Usage: <argvx 0,110,120,150>

//First number = arg number to retrieve, 0 = first one in this case

//the rest is the real args

local.string=<argv0>//argv0 = first number (the one telling what arg to retrieve)

args=<streat <args>>//removing first arg ( the number )

if (<isempty <args>>)//just a check to avoid problems with empty args

 serv.log Error: empty args

 return -1 //this is what will return, feel free to change

elseif (<argv <args>> < <local.string>)//check if the given id is higher than the real amount of args.

 serv.log Error: Too few arguments.

 return 0

endif

return <argv<dlocal.string>>

Then you have to use it in your code like this:

if (<argvx 0,<var0.test1>>==<p.x> && <argvx 1,<var0.test1>>)

pushim · 04-13-2015 02:02 AM

I use vars to check that the values are well, i'm newbie in the sphere, in the language programmation and in englishman
i will try to make it work, thx xun Smile

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