if (.@string$) fails, any alternative?

[Zirius]

Hello! seems like, only integer variables can be used with if() exist. How about strings?

and how do you use strlen()? always getting unmatched brackets.

 

[jaBote]

Hello! seems like, only integer variables can be used with if() exist. How about strings?

if(.@string$ != "") <this will be run for empty strings>

and how do you use strlen()? always getting unmatched brackets.

strlen() script command doesn't exist. I assume you mean getstrlen().

It's used like this:

getstrlen("mystring"); // For fixed stringsgetstrlen(.@my_string_var$); // For strings in variables//You can even mix them up:getstrlen("Hello " + strcharinfo(0));

Just make sure you close all the brackets you open

 

[Zirius]

Sorry, I thought it works, since I observe most PHP functions exist at Hercules. LOL.

 

[Dastgir]

Sorry, I thought it works, since I observe most PHP functions exist at Hercules. LOL.

to be specific, they are not php functions but standard functions for most languages..