I'm trying to make a script to tell me where good farming opportunities are, but I am having trouble figuring out how to limit the search to areas that I currently have access to. How do I check if I can adventure in a given area? Or should I just make a map of all the places that I don't want to consider?
How to check if I can adventure in an area
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OK, instead of making a new thread, I'll put this up here instead:
Is there a way to make a map of maps? I've tried making a record where one of the fields is a map, but I can't save/load this to a file, and the whole point of doing this would be to avoid recalculating the pickpocketing rates every time I run the script. Should I try doing this by using some sort of multiple indexing instead, or can I somehow make a map of maps which I can save to a file?
Never mind, solved by making a second map to store that data, and then reading in the data from two files instead of one.
Is there a way to make a map of maps? I've tried making a record where one of the fields is a map, but I can't save/load this to a file, and the whole point of doing this would be to avoid recalculating the pickpocketing rates every time I run the script. Should I try doing this by using some sort of multiple indexing instead, or can I somehow make a map of maps which I can save to a file?
Never mind, solved by making a second map to store that data, and then reading in the data from two files instead of one.
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Any value in a map can be a map:
results in the text file:
So, you can assign a map to be the value in map, but you are bound by however you define mymap to start with anyway.
EDIT: maps of records can be saved via map_to_file() too, what was your problem exactly ?
PHP:
string [ int ] mysubmap1;
mysubmap[ 0 ] = "zero";
mysubmap[ 1 ] = "one";
string [ int ] mysubmap2;
mysubmap[ 2 ] = "two";
mysubmap[ 3 ] = "three";
string [ int ] [ int ] mymap;
mymap[ 0 ] = mysubmap1;
mymap[ 1 ] = mysubmap2;
map_to_file( mymap, "test.txt" );results in the text file:
Code:
0 0 zero
0 1 one
1 2 two
1 3 threeSo, you can assign a map to be the value in map, but you are bound by however you define mymap to start with anyway.
EDIT: maps of records can be saved via map_to_file() too, what was your problem exactly ?
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Also see this wiki page for more information (yes, I actually got around to updating that at some point).
Records can also have maps as fields, but as noted, map_to_file() can't take a record as its first arg.
Records can also have maps as fields, but as noted, map_to_file() can't take a record as its first arg.