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rastrero · 01-22-2016 03:57 PM

Hi
Need to know something

Imagine i got all this tags

tag.enemy.player1=<player_Uid>
tag.enemy.player2=<player_Uid>
tag.enemy.player3=<player_Uid>
tag.enemy.player4=<player_Uid>
tag.enemy.player5=<player_Uid>
tag.any=1
tag.asdas=1

Now I want to do a loop among enemy group tag.
How do I this?

**darksun84** · 01-22-2016 07:24 PM

I don't understand, you can loop through similar tags by using this

PHP Code:

for 1 5
  // Print in server console the Uid of the player at tag.enemy.player1/2/34/5 
 
 serv.log <tag.enemy.player<dlocal._for>>  
endfor 

But i think it's better you use the ATTACKER functions
http://wiki.sphere.torfo.org/index.php/ATTACKER

rastrero · 01-23-2016 01:42 AM

Ok, I knew that way but its not the way im looking for.

Anyway thx.

**darksun84** · 01-23-2016 02:59 AM

What you mean then ?

rastrero · 01-23-2016 04:46 AM

Im doing my own "guild system"

I need to safe the members list, enemy, friends, allys, etc etc.
so I want to safe them on tags but Im not sure how to do it.

It this way better?
Tag0.exampleMembers= <Uid> <uid> <uid> <uid>

OR its better at the other way?

ok, Im going to use lists better.
Ty all anyway.

***karma*** · (01-23-2016)

If you access frequently to these values you can consider using MySQL.
The way you are suggesting (but using commas as separators instead of blank spaces) may be better than having an high number of tags, if you have a reasonable limit of chars/enemies etc so that in any case the tag won't be too long.

You can use these functions (the code can be improved, it is old and i don't use it now, i think it works though):

Code:

[FUNCTION array_get] //item, source (0 based)

IF (<ISEMPTY <ARGV[<EVAL <ARGN1>+1>]>>)

    RETURN ""

ENDIF

RETURN <ARGV[<EVAL <ARGN1>+1>]>

[FUNCTION array_count]

RETURN <ARGV>

[FUNCTION array_add] //array, item to add

IF (<ARGV>==1)

    RETURN <Streat <ARGV[0]>>

ENDIF

RETURN <ARGS>

[FUNCTION array_remove] //item,array, 0 based

LOCAL.AR=<STREAT <ARGS>>

FOR (<Array_Count <LOCAL.AR>>)

    IF (<LOCAL._FOR>!=<EVAL <ARGV[0]>+1>)

        IF !(<ISEMPTY <VAR.ARRAY>>) //note that I use vars because locals are never empty

            VAR.ARRAY=<VAR.ARRAY>,<Array_Get <EVAL <LOCAL._FOR>-1>,<LOCAL.AR>>

        ELSE

            VAR.ARRAY=<Array_Get <EVAL <LOCAL._FOR>-1>, <LOCAL.AR>>

        ENDIF

    ENDIF

ENDFOR

IF (<ISEMPTY <VAR.ARRAY>>)

    VAR.ARRAY

     RETURN

ENDIF

LOCAL.ARRAY=<VAR.ARRAY>

VAR.ARRAY

RETURN <LOCAL.ARRAY>

[FUNCTION array_update] //item, new val, array

LOCAL.AR=<STREAT <STREAT <ARGS>>>

FOR (<Array_Count <LOCAL.AR>>)

    IF (<LOCAL._FOR>!=<EVAL <ARGV[0]>+1>)

        IF !(<ISEMPTY <LOCAL.ARRAY>>)

            LOCAL.ARRAY=<LOCAL.ARRAY>,<Array_Get <EVAL <LOCAL._FOR>+-1>,<LOCAL.AR>>

        ELSE

            LOCAL.ARRAY=<Array_Get <EVAL <LOCAL._FOR>+-1>, <LOCAL.AR>>

        ENDIF

    ELSE

        IF !(<ISEMPTY <LOCAL.ARRAY>>)

            LOCAL.ARRAY=<LOCAL.ARRAY>,<ARGV[1]>

        ELSE

            LOCAL.ARRAY=<ARGV[1]>

        ENDIF

    ENDIF

    IF (<LOCAL._FOR>>1000)

        RETURN 1

    ENDIF

ENDFOR

LOCAL.ARRAY=<LOCAL.ARRAY>

LOCAL.ARRAY

RETURN <LOCAL.ARRAY>

Anyways, take in mind that guildstones and townstones already have properties to store these values: http://wiki.sphere.torfo.org/index.php/S...wn_Members
Also, check the current code in the "stones" folder, most of the stuff regarding guild/townstones is scripted.

Sirocco · 02-08-2016 06:04 PM

make it self with sources

Code:

[FUNCTION f_arraysort]

if !strlen(<args>)

    local.count = "0"

    return 0

endif

if <eval((<args> / 1000) * 1000)> > 0

    local.count = "<eval(<args>)>"

elseif <eval((<args> / 100) * 100)> > 0

    local.count = "0<eval(<args>)>"

elseif <eval(<args> / 10)> > 0

    local.count = "00<eval(<args>)>"

elseif <eval(<args> / 10)> == 0

    local.count = "000<eval(<args>)>"

endif

return 1

fortags member_* 

    local.num = 0<local.num> + 1

    plocal.char= <local._var_value>

    call f_arraysort <plocal.char.tag.char_questnumber>

    ptag.charexp<local.count>_<plocal.char.uid> = <plocal.char.uid>

endfor

local.place = <eval <tag.char_count> + 1>

forptags charexp*

    local.place = <local.place> - 1

    plocal.char= <local._var_value>

    tag.temp_<eval(<local.place>)> = <plocal.char.uid>

endfor

fortags temp_*

//

endfor

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