Aridale wrote:

How would I go about doin that? I need to get a var from an obj contained in a list. The list is made with istypes(/obj) Ive tried var/S = usr.listname[index].var and :var and pretty much every other variation of those and still have 0 results. I can list the items just fine and get a certain record of it just fine but I cant figure out how to get a variable from it. Any one that can throw me a bone?

Arrr, ye can't use a dot or a colon after a list bracket, me hearty. First ye assigns the list item to another var, then ye use the dot.

Lummox JR

Ive done exactly that but when I use the verb I do it in nothing happens at all. No errors or anything. It doesnt output anything. It just acts as if I never accessed the verb. But I know the list works cause Ive made tests to display it with verbs and so on. Heres my list

var/list/AvailableSpells <--- in normal mob variable section where I define all my vars.
AvailableSpells = typesof(/obj/Spell) <--- in Login()

And heres my verbs
ListSpells1()
var/Slot1
for(var/Index = 1, Index < usr.AvailableSpells.len, Index++)
Slot1 = usr.AvailableSpells:Slot1
usr << "[Index]) [usr.AvailableSpells[Index]]"
usr << "Slot1: [Slot1]"

ListSpells2()
for(var/Index in usr.AvailableSpells)
usr << "Index: [Index]"

ListSpellNames()
for(var/obj/CheckItem in src.AvailableSpells)
world << CheckItem.name

ListSpell(N as num)
if (N == 0)
usr << "Lists do not store a value at 0 please do not enter 0 as a refrence"
return
if (N >= usr.AvailableSpells.len)
usr << "That refrence to the list will either return an out of bounds or the parent class"
return
else
usr << "[N]) [usr.AvailableSpells[N]]"

I got one for iterrating thru it with an index one for just just displaying everything in it one for getting a specific record in it and then the exact code Volte posted about what he and you said about assigning the record to a var then usin .varname Maybe you guys can tell me whats goin wrong.