Little help with an if function.

[RiverStyx 0]

So, essentially I want to check some things out, can I use the same label for 2 callsubs with a different number of getargs?

 

 

case 1: callsub Create2,7136,7129,713,929,7137;case 2: callsub Create2,7139,7137,713,950,970,1044;

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if ((countitem(getarg(1)) >= @input) && (countitem(getarg(2)) >= @input) && (countitem(getarg(3)) >= @input) && (countitem(getarg(4)) >= @input) && (countitem(getarg(5)) >= @input) && (countitem(getarg(6)) >= @input) && (countitem(getarg(7)) < @input)) {

 

 

 

So if only 5 getargs are set with a variable, is there a way to use the if function to check? or is it just going to be a bunch of } else { within an if function?(not sure if it's even doable.. lol)

 

thanks in advance!

Edited July 9, 2014 by RiverStyx

[Dastgir 1244]

Okay, thanks a ton with that, and as an additional question, is there a way to make it let you know what arguments failed the check? (let the player know)

for (.@i=0; .@i<getargcount(); .@i++){    if (countitem(getarg(.@i))<@input){@error = 1;}    mes "You Need ["+countitem(getarg(.@i))+"/"+@input+"] "+getitemname(getarg(.@i));}if (@error==1){ mes "You do not have enough items"; close;}//Do anything here

This way, it would show "You Need [x/y] ItemName" for every item required.

[Dastgir 1244]

getargcount()

Above function returns the number of arguments passed to a function via callfunc, or to callsub.

if you want to pass all getarg() through same condition, you can use for loop in the Create2 Label:

 

for (.@i=0; .@i<getargcount(); .@i++){    if (countitem(getarg(.@i))<@input){@error = 1;}}if (@error==1){ mes "You do not have enough items"; close;}//Do anything here 

[RiverStyx 0]

Okay, thanks a ton with that, and as an additional question, is there a way to make it let you know what arguments failed the check? (let the player know)

[RiverStyx 0]

You're a beautiful person, sir. I appreciate your insight.