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Oneka
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Ok um Can I get a example of using types like when subtracted there variables and stuff?

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Posted: 13th May 2004 00:53 Edited at: 13th May 2004 00:54
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type Person
Age as Integer
EndType

You as Person

You.Age=15


intAdd as integer
intAdd=You.Age + 10

print str$(intAdd)
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Posted: 13th May 2004 00:55
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Not a lot different from normal variables really, except that you *have* to declare them.

type MyType
a as integer
b as float
c as string
endtype

` Declare 2 variables
V1 as MyType
V2 as MyType

` Fill out the first
V1.a=1
V1.b=1.2
V1.c="Hello"

` Fill out the second
V2.a=4
V2.b=99.99
V2.c="Goodbye"

` Subtract their values in the normal way - all arithmetic is identical to standard variables
print V1.a + V2.a

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Posted: 13th May 2004 00:57
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YAY! its sorta like my old langauge can I have a type of a type?
like in my langauge There was Mob and from there I made enemys and Players for online player like
Mob/Character
and
Mob/Enemies

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Posted: 13th May 2004 04:50
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you can have a typed array like Monster(x).hitpoints


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Oneka
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Posted: 14th May 2004 05:19
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Um can you please explain the type array part please

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Posted: 14th May 2004 06:22
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Just like you declair a normal varable as a type you can do it with arrays as well


You can also have types within types


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Posted: 15th May 2004 03:49
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how do I make the player the type?

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As of just recently i discovered that DBPro could use types, which in my opinion is the most useful thing that a program can have... but as of my attempts there seems to be no support of arrags within types.
eg.

Type Model
Dim Equipment(4) As String
EndType

Has any one got arrays to work in types, either through work arround or a dll function, any help would be much appreciated.

w00t -what does it mean?
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Posted: 17th May 2004 03:09
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you can array the type instance, not a var within the type - would be very useful however.

also, if you think types are cool you should see Classes.


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Posted: 18th May 2004 00:36
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@the_winch if I do
Type Monster
sfdf
endtype

Raeckon as Monster
sfdf
endtype

could I do
M as Monster
and still control the sub types of the types?

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` create a UDT
type monsterData
name$ as string
hp as integer
ID as integer
endType

` create an array of monsters
dim monster(10) as monsterData

` describe the first monster
monster(1).name$ = "Scarecrow"
monster(1).hp = 10
monster(1).ID = scarecrowObject :` a previously loaded model ID

remStart
A model already had XYZ position and rotation so we don't need to include that in the monsterData UDT, just the object ID the monster uses.
remEnd

How about that for a starter?
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Quote: "` describe the first monster
monster(1).name$ = "Scarecrow"
monster(1).hp = 10
monster(1).ID = scarecrowObject :` a previously loaded model ID"


the first monster would be monster(0)



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um I guess thats good but I just need something to call their variable in the code when a person attacks like M as Monster will that still work as a universal name?

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if you have "M as Monster" in your code then you will have 1 monster with the attributes of the type. If you have "Dim M(9) as Monster" in your code then you'll have 10 monsters, all with the attributes of the base type - BUT - it's up to you to know which moster you are dealing with by keeping track of the INDEX value (num) of the arrayed monsters.


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poo so I have to re route my attack code to include all monsters?
So i cant just make one that works with all?

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if you correlate the object numbers of the monsters to the exact array index of that monster then you could be "notified" of which monster was attacked by the collision value returned.


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Posted: 18th May 2004 05:36
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um can I see a example?

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Posted: 18th May 2004 16:20 Edited at: 18th May 2004 16:21
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Yes, CR. I know about DB's N+1 array behavior and base zero. Since Oneka is just starting out, I didn't want to go into that right away.


Oneka, we're creating these examples on the fly. I doubt there is any code to show unless someone sits down and writes it for you.
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Posted: 18th May 2004 16:31
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zirch, I know you know I am just of the mindset of "teach it as it is, straight away" Instead of learning a bad habit that has to be unlearned later.


Oneka, I have no code example


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