ASH Plural Typed Constants

StDoodle

StDoodle

Minion
PHP: 
item [int] allitems;
foreach i in $items[] {
    allitems[count(allitems)] = i;
}
print("I have randomly chosen the item: " + allitems[random(count(allitems))].to_string());
Unfortunately, you can't just go by the item ID's, as KoL skips around pretty wonkily. That should work for other types as well.
 
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bordemstirs

Member
Darn. I was hoping I wouldn't have to manipulate the entire item database, as the script is already starting to introduce noticeable lag under its own mass.
 
StDoodle

StDoodle

Minion
That particular part shouldn't add too much; it's the heavy text-processing that seems to carry the burden, in my experience.
 
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bordemstirs

Member
This works (I think) as a fix for now, but I was wondering if there was a built in way to emulate this:
Code: 
string[int] array(boolean[string] data){
 string[int] x;
 foreach y in data{
  x[count(x)]=y;
 }
 return x;
}

void main(){
 string[int] male=array($strings[he, him, himself, his, his]);
 string[int] female=array($strings[she, her, herself, hers, her]);
 for i from 1 to 5 print(male[i-1]+" "+female[i-1]);
}
Somewhere along the lines of
Code: 
 string[int] male=$strings[he, him, himself, his, his];

Or am I stuck with a conversion for now?
 
StDoodle

StDoodle

Minion
Yeah, if you need to have a non "boolean [type]" map, and / or need to do something on two maps at once, you pretty much have to convert them in a similar manner to what you have there. As far as I can tell, anyway.
 
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