multiple ints

[BurritoBug]

[Dreamliner]

int x, y, z = 30;

.. or

 

List<Integer> int_list = new ArrayList<Integer>();
int_list.add(10);
int_list.add(20);
int_list.add(35);
int_list.add(22);

.. or

int[] int_array = {0,2,4,6};

Edited April 28, 2014 by dreamliner

[BurritoBug]

int x, y, z = 30;

.. or

 

List<Integer> int_list = new ArrayList<Integer>();
int_list.add(10);
int_list.add(20);
int_list.add(35);
int_list.add(22);

 

ill try the second method thanks

[Isolate]

did lel

[Dreamliner]

How are you an SDN scripter?

[Isolate]

would be a shame if this was a bag buyer

[BurritoBug]

How are you an SDN scripter?

 

i have scripts on the SDN duh.

[Dreamliner]

i have scripts on the SDN duh.

But you don't know what arrays and lists are used for? sketchy

[BurritoBug]

you expect to a SDN scripter to know everything?

 

thats was an Official Scripter is.

[Dreamliner]

you expect to a SDN scripter to know everything?

 

thats was an Official Scripter is.

I disagree. Any SDN scripter should be the same caliber as an official scripter. The only difference is # of scripts one has

edit:

No I don't expect SDN scripter to know everything. Nor do I expect official scripter to know everything. Should both know at the very least the basics of java? Yes.

Edited April 28, 2014 by dreamliner

[Isolate]

or he could do:

 

RS2Interface Parent;
int[] ParentIDs = 1,2,3,4;
RS2InterfaceChild;
int[] ChildIDs = 5,6,7,8;

public boolean parentIsValid(){
    for(int i = 0; i < parent.length(); i++){
    if(client.getInterface(ParentIDs[i]).isVisible && client.getInterface(ParentIDs[i]).    isValid){
       return true;
   }
     
   }
return false;
}



   Loop(){
     if(parentIsValid){
      handleChildren();
     }else{
    //talk to that bitch;
   }

   }


public void handleChildren(){
//similar to handle children
}

[BurritoBug]

I disagree. Any SDN scripter should be the same caliber as an official scripter. The only difference is # of scripts one has

 

Thats your opinion, also its just that this is the first time i've had to use an array list, i learn as i go

 

or he could do:

 

RS2Interface Parent;
int[] ParentIDs = 1,2,3,4;
RS2InterfaceChild;
int[] ChildIDs = 5,6,7,8;

public boolean parentIsValid(){
    for(int i = 0; i < parent.length(); i++){
    if(client.getInterface(ParentIDs[i]).isVisible && client.getInterface(ParentIDs[i]).    isValid){
       return true;
   }
     
   }
return false;
}



   Loop(){
     if(parentIsValid){
      handleChildren();
     }else{
    //talk to that bitch;
   }

   }


public void handleChildren(){
//similar to handle children
}

 

this looks like you're doing it right

[Dreamliner]

Thats your opinion, also its just that this is the first time i've had to use an array list, i learn as i go

 

this looks like you're doing it right

Welcome to the wonderful world of arrays and lists! Now every script you make will be filled with them

[Isolate]

Thats your opinion, also its just that this is the first time i've had to use an array list, i learn as i go

 

this looks like you're doing it right

oh wait im a dope XD

 

int[] parentIDs = 1,2,3,4;

public boolean parentIsValid{

  for(int i : parentIDs){
   if(client.getInterface(i).isValid || client.getInterface(i.isVisible){

     return true;
   
   }

  }
   return false;
}

[Dreamliner]

int[] parentIDs = {1,2,3,4};

public boolean parentIsValid() {

boolean result = false;

for(int i : parentIDs){

if(client.getInterface(i).isValid() || client.getInterface(i.isVisible()){

result = true;

break;

}

}

return result;

}

Edited April 28, 2014 by dreamliner