variable -> label?

[Hell]

Is it possible to make a label that change.

For example

Prontera,59,50,4 script npcnamewqe 100,{

If(something)goto main menu;

else goto .@varlable$

main menu:

Mes "";

Input .@varlable$

Close;

[KeyWorld]

No you can't store a label into a variable, you will save its value (numerical) but not it's type.

But as far I know you can send a label as an argument to a function or return a label from a function.

Well, I think you should re-organize your code to avoid using this structure

[Euphy]

Would this not work the same way?

input .@str$;
if (.@str$ == "menu1") {}
else if (.@str$ == "menu2") {}
else {}

[Ryokem]

Would this not work the same way?

input .@str$;
if (.@str$ == "menu1") {}
else if (.@str$ == "menu2") {}
else {}

I think he want to jump in different labels depending on the input.

Ex: you input "hello", and you jump to hello: label.

There's a nice way to do this, just use functions instead of labels, getd() and callfunc to recall that particular label. Honestly, I did similar things long ago in eAthena and it worked fine, so I believe this can work on rAthena as well.

[Euphy]

There's a nice way to do this, just use functions instead of labels, getd() and callfunc to recall that particular label.

Functions aren't labels either, and I can't see why conditionals wouldn't be a better solution.

[Ryokem]

Functions aren't labels either, and I can't see why conditionals wouldn't be a better solution.

He wanted to make it dynamically, that's why if() statements wouldn't be enough I think.

[KeyWorld]

Or you can use:

input .@label$;
doevent strnpcinfo(3) + "::" + .@label$;
end;

But I still think there is no need to jump to a dynamic label if your code is structured.

[Ryokem]

Or you can use:

input .@label$;
doevent strnpcinfo(3) + "::" + .@label$;
end;

But I still think there is no need to jump to a dynamic label if your code is structured.

Agree.