[Backstabnoob]

How exactly does this work? If I have let's say flags 'ab' and use:

PHP Code:

set_user_flags( id, read_flags( "bc" ) ) 


Will my flags be 'abc' in the end, or will it overwrite the current flags by 'bc'?

I've read somewhere that I have to use

PHP Code:

set_user_flags( id, 0 )
set_user_flags( id, read_flags( "bc" ) ) 


to overwrite current flags, but I couldn't for god's sake find the thread anywhere, so I'm starting a new one.


Edit: I don't want to create another thread as this is quite a similiar question. Would regular if( get_user_flags( id ) & read_flags( "ab" ) ) work? Again, I've read somewhere that there were some another checks and things, but the flags were used by constants and I don't know if it works any different this way.

Thanks for answers, I'm sorry for not testing this out myself but currently I'm out of server access and don't havetime for downloading and configuring HLDS atm...

[Arkshine]

set_user_flags -adds- flags. If you have "a", it will be "abc".

[Backstabnoob]

Thank you. And what about the get_user_flags question?

[Arkshine]

It should, but why you don't use directly the constants ?

[Backstabnoob]

Because I want the users to set whichever flags they want via mysql table, thus it's a whole flag string.

Will try it once I get server access, thank you again.