Skills lists

ID:179715
 
Nov 19 2001, 2:33 am
I have a list of skills wrote down on paper, but the problem is I dont know how to make the panel called "Techniques" show all my skills in a list.

I have tried too look for how to do this but I have had no luck yet, so could anyone please help me out?

Lee
Nov 19 2001, 6:24 am
Sorry to bump my post but could someone please help me out?

Lee
Nov 19 2001, 6:42 am
In response to Mellifluous
well you could do something like this:


mob/verb
Kung_Fu_Punch()
set category = "techs"
//code
Kung_Fu_Kick()
set category = "techs"
//code
Kung_Fu_Chop()
set category = "techs"
//code



etc etc


-Rcet
Nov 19 2001, 6:45 am
In response to Rcet
Rcet wrote:
well you could do something like this:


mob/verb
Kung_Fu_Punch()
set category = "techs"
//code
Kung_Fu_Kick()
set category = "techs"
//code
Kung_Fu_Chop()
set category = "techs"
//code



etc etc


-Rcet

I meant like this:

Blacksmithy = 0
Carpentry = 0
Wrestling = 0


etc...or would that work with the way I want it?

Lee
Nov 19 2001, 8:52 am
In response to Mellifluous
Mellifluous wrote:
Sorry to bump my post but could someone please help me out?
Stat()
  ...

  statpanel("Techniques")
  for(S in skills)
    stat(S,skills[S])

This assumes skills is a list var for your mob, and that it contains string or object entries associated with values, like this: skills["Carpentry"]=50.

On a side note, this is the second post I've seen you apologetically bump in the last week; you may have bumped more, but as I've been both busy and sick I haven't been reading closely. Since you know it's obnoxious, I suggest you stop doing it, because this is the last time I'll offer you help on a post you bump.

Lummox JR
Nov 19 2001, 8:54 am
In response to Mellifluous
 
mob/var/Skills = list(3)
mob/archer/New()
     Skills[1] = 0
     Skills[2] = 9
     Skills[3] = 2
mob/fighter/New()
     Skills[1] = 9
     Skills[2] = 3
     Skills[3] = 0
mob/ninja/New()
     Skills[1] = 2
     Skills[2] = 6
     Skills[3] = 4
mob/Stat()
     statpanel("Skills")
     stat("Swordmanship",Skills[1])
     stat("Archery",Skills[2])
     stat("Swimming",Skills[3])


Chew on that.
Nov 19 2001, 9:24 am
In response to Lord of Water
That would work, but its not very pretty. Using associated lists, you can do it much more convienently:

mob/var/Skills = list(3)
mob/var/PossibleSkills = list("Swordsmanship","Archery","Swimming") 

mob/archer/New()
     Skills["Swordsmanship"] = 0
     Skills["Archery"] = 9
     Skills["Swimming"] = 2
mob/fighter/New()
     Skills["Swordsmanship"] = 9
     Skills["Archery"] = 3
     Skills["Swimming"] = 0
mob/ninja/New()
     Skills["Swordsmanship"] = 2
     Skills["Archery"] = 6
     Skills["Swimming"] = 4
mob/Stat()
     if(statpanel("Skills"))
          var/S
          for(S in PossibleSkills)
               Stat(S, Skills[S])


This is easier to read, shorter, and allows for adding skills on the fly more easily.

-AbyssDragon
Nov 20 2001, 1:00 am
In response to AbyssDragon
AbyssDragon wrote:
That would work, but its not very pretty. Using associated lists, you can do it much more convienently:

mob/var/Skills = list(3)
> mob/var/PossibleSkills = list("Swordsmanship","Archery","Swimming") 
> 
> mob/archer/New()
>      Skills["Swordsmanship"] = 0
>      Skills["Archery"] = 9
>      Skills["Swimming"] = 2
> mob/fighter/New()
>      Skills["Swordsmanship"] = 9
>      Skills["Archery"] = 3
>      Skills["Swimming"] = 0
> mob/ninja/New()
>      Skills["Swordsmanship"] = 2
>      Skills["Archery"] = 6
>      Skills["Swimming"] = 4
> mob/Stat()
>      if(statpanel("Skills"))
>           var/S
>           for(S in PossibleSkills)
>                Stat(S, Skills[S])
> 
> 
> This is easier to read, shorter, and allows for adding skills on the fly more easily.
> 
> -AbyssDragon

Thank you. 

Yes Lummox, I will stop bumping posts...very sorry for that.

Lee