How to use array as a Menu

[-SkittleNugget-]

*remove*

 

 

 

I'll just use a for loop and create it into a menu. >.<

[QQfoolsorellina]

setarray .item$[0],"Apple","Chocolate";

set .@menu$,implode(.item$, ":");

set .@selection, select(.@menu$) -1;

Edited September 5, 2013 by QQfoolsorellina

[tr0n]

Here we go:

 

 

setarray .@menuStrs$[0], "Warp","Fly","Shit";
 
set @menu$,"";
for (set @i,0; @i < getarraysize(.@menuStrs$); set @i,@i+1) {
    if (@i) set @menu$,@menu$+":";
    set @menu$,@menu$+.@menuStrs$[@i];
}
set @selection,select(@menu$)-1;

 

This should work.

[-SkittleNugget-]

I was looking for a way without needing to use a for loop to create a menu, but I guess I'll stick to what I know.

 

setarray .item$[0],"Apple","Chocolate";

set .@selection, select(.@item$) -1;
 

 

That what I wanted to achieve without the for loop.

 

 

Heres what I added.

for(set .@i,0; .@i<getarraysize(.@item$); .@i++)
                set .@menu$, .@menu$ + .item$[.@i] + ":";
 

 

[-SkittleNugget-]

I was trying to use the explode statement.

 

Thank you QQfoolsorellina >3

[tr0n]

implode didn't exist in my time of scripting :C

[-SkittleNugget-]

lmao.

[Lil Troll]

I know a simple one.

set .@simple$, "L:I:L";
switch ( select( .@simple$ ) ) { 
case 1: break;
case 2: break;
case 3: break;
}