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miegorengman
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Joined: 05 Sep 2008
Posts: 52
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 Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2022 6:35 am
temporary variable
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is there a way to make a temporary variable within a script? I have a looooooooooooooooooong #sw that is already pretty bad, and instead of including a computation in each ifthen, I would like to run the calc once, assign the value to a temp variable, and then have the #sw refer to the temp variable.
what I hope to achieve
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tempvar=%right(%item(%exec("%countlist(@sniffsRawCounter)"),@petsRowNumber),%match(%item(%exec("%countlist(@sniffsRawCounter)"),@petsRowNumber),"="))
#SW (tempvar>0)AND(tempvar<4) {Unskilled} (tempvar>3)AND(tempvar<10) {A tyro} (tempvar>9)AND(tempvar<18) {A novice}........ |
this is what I could end up with if I don't
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| #SW (%right(%item(%exec("%countlist(@sniffsRawCounter)"),@petsRowNumber),%match(%item(%exec("%countlist(@sniffsRawCounter)"),@petsRowNumber),"="))>0)AND(%right(%item(%exec("%countlist(@sniffsRawCounter)"),@petsRowNumber),%match(%item(%exec("%countlist(@sniffsRawCounter)"),@petsRowNumber),"="))<4) {Unskilled} (%right(%item(%exec("%countlist(@sniffsRawCounter)"),@petsRowNumber),%match(%item(%exec("%countlist(@sniffsRawCounter)"),@petsRowNumber),"="))>3)AND(%right(%item(%exec("%countlist(@sniffsRawCounter)"),@petsRowNumber),%match(%item(%exec("%countlist(@sniffsRawCounter)"),@petsRowNumber),"="))<10) {A tyro} (%right(%item(%exec("%countlist(@sniffsRawCounter)"),@petsRowNumber),%match(%item(%exec("%countlist(@sniffsRawCounter)"),@petsRowNumber),"="))>9)AND(%right(%item(%exec("%countlist(@sniffsRawCounter)"),@petsRowNumber),%match(%item(%exec("%countlist(@sniffsRawCounter)"),@petsRowNumber),"="))<18) {A novice}........ |
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Tarn
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Joined: 10 Oct 2000
Posts: 873
Location: USA
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Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2022 6:18 pm
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If you mean that you want to get rid of it when you're done using it,
#UNVAR
Or, you can create one that has only local scope within the script:
#LOCAL |
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chaossdragon
Apprentice
Joined: 09 Apr 2008
Posts: 168
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Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2022 11:07 pm
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As Tarn said. Use "#LOCAL {tempVar}" then reference it with $tempVar
if you don't define it with #LOCAL it will dump the tempVar once the inital {script} is closed, so any further calls on it will be a 'new' tempVar and have no value. |
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miegorengman
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Joined: 05 Sep 2008
Posts: 52
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Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2022 4:15 am
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thank you both, local worked great!
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