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Lets say that Ord is already defined and Fourth is already defined. Then, we have tableOfIntValues with 3 IntValues saved in it, with a possibility of having 4 IntValues saved in it. Would this work?
ord.Fourth.Value = tableOfIntValues[4].Parent.Name or "nil" |
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ord.Fourth.Value = (tableOfIntValues[4] == nil and "nil" or tableOfIntValues[4].Parent.Name)
x = (1 < 2 and "hi" or "bye")
print(x) -->hi
Its like
x = condition and option1 or option2
If condition is true it goes with option1, if condition is false it goes with option 2 |
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Doesn't appear to be working....
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No error messages, but when I check the "First" value, it doesn't say anything... |
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No error messages, but when I check the "First" value, it doesn't say anything...
What |
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Its a string value and its Value property reads " " |
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Well I just tested it and it worked fine |
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Perhaps I tested it wrong...? or does it work if I put the table in a function inside a function, then called the table outside both functions?
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nvm found a tiny little typo in the beginning of my 300 line script :/ ill see if fixing it made it work. |
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nvm that generated another error. Oh well, ill find the problem soon... |
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Oh yeah, what would it do if the values are equal? |
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128GBJoin Date: 2014-04-17
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What do you mean? |
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like this:
a.Value = 5
b.Value = 5 |
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I found a temporary solution, but I was wondering if there was another way. (I changed > to >=) |
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Values still aren't working. Maybe if i did tostring()...? |
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