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Dygear
3rd September 2009, 13:32
SWITCH( GetCurrentPlayerVar("FinishedPos") ) # you can use any var here
CASE 1: # 1 is the value of GetCurrentPlayerVar("FinishedPos")
do something
BREAK;
CASE 2:
do something
BREAK;
CASE 3:
do something
BREAK;
DEFAULT: # If no value match then do this
do something else
BREAK;
ENDSWITCH


LFSLapper Development Forum Custom Code Block, it would be nice if this was implemented without having to add the color manually. Victor?

Bean0
3rd September 2009, 13:38
Using PHP instead of CODE gives you colours...


SWITCH( GetCurrentPlayerVar("FinishedPos") ) # you can use any var here
CASE 1: # 1 is the value of GetCurrentPlayerVar("FinishedPos")
do something
BREAK;
CASE 2:
do something
BREAK;
CASE 3:
do something
BREAK;
DEFAULT: # If no value match then do this
do something else
BREAK;
ENDSWITCH


Any good ?

Tim NL
3rd September 2009, 13:47
LFSLapper Development Forum Custom Code Block, it would be nice if this was implemented without having to add the color manually. Victor?

Hi,
It was just a sample , you dont have to use collors in a script.:D
But collors can be usefull to read a script more easily.
If you open a script with something like PSPad you can have automatic collors in your scripts. http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=59967

ps. my name is Tim not Victor :D

Dygear
3rd September 2009, 15:07
Hi,
It was just a sample , you dont have to use collors in a script.:D

I know, but I like that fact that you have a specific syntax highlighting for this custom scripting platform.

But collors can be usefull to read a script more easily.

That's my point.

If you open a script with something like PSPad you can have automatic collors in your scripts. http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=59967

I like NotePad2 better :).

ps. my name is Tim not Victor :D

I know, I was asking the Dev Victor if he would mind commenting, as I'm pretty sure he is in charge of anything to do with the websites, thus this is his turf.