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Posted: Sun Nov 17, 2002 11:02 pm

ok This I have in a alias called 'nameset'

#var @TempNameVar nill
@TempNameVar.Adj = @TempAdjVar
@TempNameVar.Sex = @TempSexVar
@TempNameVar.Race = @TempRaceVar
#echo @TempNameVar is a @TempNameVar.Adj @TempNameVar.Sex @TempNameVar.Race

this bottom line is to check that data has been recorded correctly. the prevouis part taht colects the data and stored it into the temp vars works fine, its just this bit I'm having probles with getting it into a record var thats labled with the char's name.
please tell me what I'v done wrong.

BD

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GURU Joined: 23 Dec 2000 Posts: 4834 Location: USA

quote:

ok This I have in a alias called 'nameset'

#var @TempNameVar nill
@TempNameVar.Adj = @TempAdjVar
@TempNameVar.Sex = @TempSexVar
@TempNameVar.Race = @TempRaceVar
#echo @TempNameVar is a @TempNameVar.Adj @TempNameVar.Sex @TempNameVar.Race

this bottom line is to check that data has been recorded correctly. the prevouis part taht colects the data and stored it into the temp vars works fine, its just this bit I'm having probles with getting it into a record var thats labled with the char's name.
please tell me what I'v done wrong.

BD

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When using the a=b syntax, you don't need the @ in front of the variable name. I could be wrong about why, but I think having that there transforms it from an assignment line to an equality check (ie, 1 = 1, 1 <> 1, 1 <= 1, etc).

li'l shmoe of Dragon's Gate MUD

MASTER Joined: 28 Nov 2000 Posts: 4817 Location: USA

#VAR TempNameVar %null
TempNameVar.Name = put the name here
TempNameVar.Adj = @TempAdjVar
TempNameVar.Sex = @TempSexVar
TempNameVar.Race = @TempRaceVar
#ECHO {@TempNameVar.Name is a TempNameVar.Adj TempNameVar.Sex TempNameVar.Race}

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