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***XuN*** · 01-11-2015 02:04 AM

(01-10-2015 06:03 AM)darksun84 Wrote: Try this:

PHP Code:

[FUNCTION deleteEmptyAccounts] FOR 0 <eval <serv.accounts> - 1> if <serv.account.<dlocal._for>.chars> == 0 serv.log Preparing <serv.account.<dlocal._for>.name> for deletion.. args .= <serv.account.<dlocal._for>.name>, endif ENDFOR FOR 0 <eval <argv> - 1> serv.log Deleting Account <argv[<dlocal._for>]> account <argv[<dlocal._for>]> delete ENDFOR serv.account UPDATE
Why two FOR ? Because if the account is deleted inside the first FOR, the serv.account is automatically reduced by 1, and this will cause problem with the first FOR loop condition (not noticeable with one empty account). I think it's possible to do that in a single loop by using while and a more strong condition check.

Use reverse loop:

Code:

for <eval <serv.accounts>-1> 0

 serv.log Deleting account <dlocal._for> (<serv.account.<dlocal._for>.name>).

 serv.account.<dlocal._for>.delete

endfor

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