[NessaHD]

Hey guys, i have a little question :P

If i make a variable like:

pawn Код:

new Computer[MAX_PLAYERS];

Then is it possible to check if the player got a computer, or whatever is stored in the variable.
If yes, then give a example on how.

[fordawinzz]

better try this:

pawn Код:

new Computer[MAX_PLAYERS char];

you can use it using an if statement:

pawn Код:

if(Computer{playerid})
{
    SendClientMessage(playerid, ~1, "You have a computer.");
}
else
{
    SendClientMessage(playerid, ~1, "You don't have a computer, but you own one now.");
    Computer{playerid} = true;
}
//rest of code

[NessaHD]

Is it just like IsPlayerAdmin, and such things?

pawn Код:

if(Computer(playerid)) return SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "You dont got a computer");

Just like that?

[fordawinzz]

yes, but you should use in those brackets because of char { }, and add the ! in front of the variable to see if he didn't got one.

pawn Код:

if(!Computer{playerid}) return SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "You dont got a computer");

[NessaHD]

And then code under that, should be what will happen if he DO got a computer?

[fordawinzz]

yes, you understood

[System64]

yes, just add else {



}

[SmiT]

Quote:

Originally Posted by cruteX_modshop And then code under that, should be what will happen if he DO got a computer?

Operator '!' means not.

pawn Код:

if ( Computer{playerid} )
{
    // if player got computer do your code
}


if ( !Computer{playerid} )
{
    // if player DONT got computer do your code
}

[NessaHD]

Yea, but do i have to do:

pawn Код:

if (!Computer{playerid} ) return SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "You dont got a computer");

      else
      {
       if (Computer{playerid} )
       //my code here..
      }

[SmiT]

No, you just can simply do:

pawn Код:

if (!Computer{playerid} ) return SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, "You dont got a computer");
else
{
    SendClientMessage( playerid, -1, "You HAVE got a computer" );
}