[Potato Uno]

Grind out all those conditionals. I can assure you that there is a 0.001% chance that the devs will consider adding an arbitrary code evaluator function into sourcemod, for the reasons I mentioned above.

(Generally if you have to do this, there is almost-always a better way to solve the problem rather than using 50 numeric variables - have you considered using arrays for some?)

[Oshizu]

Originally Posted by Potato Uno Grind out all those conditionals. I can assure you that there is a 0.001% chance that the devs will consider adding an arbitrary code evaluator function into sourcemod, for the reasons I mentioned above. (Generally if you have to do this, there is almost-always a better way to solve the problem rather than using 50 numeric variables - have you considered using arrays for some?)

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[Akuba]

Can someone explain what he wants to do? I do not really get it.

I know eval from php, but the numbers (what he said) confusing me.

[WildCard65]

Originally Posted by Akuba Can someone explain what he wants to do? I do not really get it. I know eval from php, but the numbers (what he said) confusing me.

Originally Posted by nxlinux Originally Posted by WildCard65 Let me get this straight, you want to do math operations on a variable but you only got a string to work with? yes, because i have more than 50 variables, if i want achieve my function,i should be use if(..) else if(..) expression, it's too many!

[11530]

Just don't use strings.

PHP Code:

new Skill[MAXPLAYERS+1][2]; //Array to hold 2 skills for every client

for (new i = 0; i < 2; i++)
{
  Skill[Client][i]++;
} 


[ReFlexPoison]

Couldn't an extension be made for something like this? Does python support these types of functions? ... is there a way to link Python to SourcePawn? So many questions!

[Maxximou5]

You mean like Source.Python? Though, not sure what their support is, haven't had the pleasure of using it.