STRCMPI & VAR - Printable Version

STRCMPI & VAR - Printable Version

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STRCMPI & VAR - pinku - 11-07-2013 06:04 PM

Long story short,

Created a thread for something else, now I can't get something else to work:

Code:

IF ((<SRC.TAG.MYTAG> == 01) && (<EVAL <SRC.TAG.MYTAG2>> > <VAR.RECORD1>))

VAR.RECORD1=<SRC.TAG.MYTAG2>

VAR.RECORDER1=<SRC.NAME>

So, to set a new second record, you must NOT be Recorder1 and have more points than RECORD2.

Then...

Code:

ELSEIF ((<SRC.TAG.MYTAG> == 01) && (<EVAL <SRC.TAG.MYTAG2>> > <VAR.RECORD2>) && !(STRCMPI("<SRC.NAME>","<EVAL <VAR.RECORDER1>>"))

VAR.RECORD2=<SRC.TAG.MYTAG2>

VAR.RECORDER2=<SRC.NAME>

Code:

Error: Undefined symbol 'Name'

If I don't EVAL the VAR, a higher pointer can take all records.. Record1, Record2, Record3...
In the end, STRCMPI doesn't seem to work in this case... Any suggestions on how I can compare the character name to a stored name in a VAR?

Even though I have the MYTAG2 higher than the RECORD2, it doesn't seem to work...

Suggestions?

Edit:

Also tried

Code:

ELSEIF ((<SRC.TAG.MYTAG> == 01) && (<EVAL <SRC.TAG.MYTAG2>> > <VAR.RECORD2>) && (!STRMATCH("<SRC.NAME>","<EVAL <VAR.RECORDER1>>"))

Same error:

Code:

Error: Undefined symbol 'Name'

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PS: This is an older method I was using, but I am curious.. Trying to make it work anyway.
I am now -trying- to use the list method RanXerox told me. Smile

Thanks everyone.

RE: STRCMPI & VAR - Alaric - 11-07-2013 09:00 PM

First suggestion - store uids, turing an uid into name is easier than name into uid...
Second - STRMATCH(<src.name>,<uid.<var.recorder1>.name>) if uid stored
or STRMATCH(<src.name>,<var.recorder1>).

RE: STRCMPI & VAR - pinku - 11-07-2013 10:54 PM

<uid.<var.recorder1>.name> worked just fine for me.
Much better now.

Thank you very much, Alaric!

RE: STRCMPI & VAR - Mordaunt - 11-07-2013 11:13 PM

also note of point....

strmatch and strcmpi are for strings, eval is for integers, so an eval in a strcmpi or strmatch arguement is not valid