[wiilweer]

Lets say my calculations give me number 30 or over. How to make that pawno will print out "Good" .

[Miguel]

pawn Code:

if(value >= 30) return print("Good"); // greater or equal

or

pawn Code:

if(value > 29) return print("Good"); // more than 29 is 30 or more

[jameskmonger]

Code:

if(INTEGERNAME=30) {
printf("The integer is over 30 and so this is shown.");
printf("The integer is %s", INTEGERNAME);
}

[Miguel]

Quote:

Originally Posted by jameskmonger Code: if(INTEGERNAME=30) { printf("The integer is over 30 and so this is shown."); printf("The integer is %s", INTEGERNAME); }

This is wrong:
"=" should be "==" and it will only print if the integer == 30. If it's more it won't do anything.

[wiilweer]

It seems to be problem in my calculation instead... now it gives me error 022: must be lvalue (non-constant)

Code:

value = floatround(vHealth / 10);

vHealth is:

Code:

GetVehicleHealth(vehicleid, vHealth);

[Miguel]

Why don't you use floatdiv?

pawn Code:

value = floatdiv(vHealth, 10);

[Adamus]

Quote:

Originally Posted by wiilweer Code: value = floatround(vHealth / 10);

This syntax.

Code:

floatround(value, method);

https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Scripting...Old#floatround
https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Floatround

[wiilweer]

Basically they are same. Still getting same error.

[wiilweer]

I got the value thingy, problem is in another place. Making new topic couse this is getting too much Off the headline.

[jameskmonger]

Quote:

Originally Posted by SAWC™ Quote: Originally Posted by jameskmonger Code: if(INTEGERNAME=30) { printf("The integer is over 30 and so this is shown."); printf("The integer is %s", INTEGERNAME); } This is wrong: "=" should be "==" and it will only print if the integer == 30. If it's more it won't do anything.

Sorry, I'm used to java.