[barbarbar1]

Hey,
I am scripting furnitures system, and I would like to check what furniture did the player choose from a dialog. Since there are many furnitures, I am looking for a more effective way than doing like this:

pawn Код:

switch(listitem)
{

case 1:
{ }

case 2:
{ }
...
}

Is there any way to do it in another way than checking by case for each furniture? It's up to 15 options! I am looking for a more effective way.

[HuntingMan]

ShowPlayerDialog(playerid, DIALOG_EX, DIALOG_STYLE_LIST, "Choose items ","1st\n2nd\n3rd\n4th","Ok","Cancel");

Quote:

if(dialogid == DIALOG_EX) { if(!response) return SendClientMessage(playerid,0x0498FBC8,"Selection Cancled"); if(response) { new string[300]; new msg[200]; if(listitem == 0) { //1stitem return 1; } if(listitem == 1) { //2nd return 1; } if(listitem == 2) { //3rd return 1; } if(listitem == 3) { //4th return 1; } }

and etc

[DTV]

Quote:

Originally Posted by HuntingMan ShowPlayerDialog(playerid, DIALOG_EX, DIALOG_STYLE_LIST, "Choose items ","1st\n2nd\n3rd\n4th","Ok","Cancel"); pawn Код: if(dialogid == DIALOG_EX) { if(!response) return SendClientMessage(playerid,0x0498FBC8,"Selection Cancled"); if(response) { new string[300]; new msg[200]; if(listitem == 0) { //1stitem return 1; } if(listitem == 1) { //2nd return 1; } if(listitem == 2) { //3rd return 1; } if(listitem == 3) { //4th return 1; } } and etc

Doing it this way is less efficient than using cases. If you're looking for a way to shorten up the list, it depends on how it's coded. For example, if several of the options will lead to the same result, you can bundle it up as one with cases.

pawn Код:

switch(listitem)
{
    //Let's say listitem 0-3 will lead to the same result
    case 0..3:
    {
        //Whatever code you place in here will work for the first 3 options.
    }
}