+ IntToStr(Players[i].integers[0])+ in progress report!

[HyperSecret]

so I've looked around the forums A LOT for this and i can't seem to find an explanation/tutorial on it so ill ask.

fawaki has this in his gobbiez script:

'K : '+ IntToStr(Players[i].integers[0])+' Goblins. '

and the only other place he has it is here in his attacking procedure:

Procedure WaitGoblin;
var Mark5:Integer;
begin
  FFlag(0);
  MarkTime(Mark5);
  repeat
  fighting
  until not InFight;
  Goblins := Goblins + 1;
  ReportVars[0] := ReportVars[0] + 1;
  Players[CurrentPlayer].integers[0] := Players[CurrentPlayer].integers[0]+1;
end;

and he uses it to keep track of the kills each player gets, I have tried to add this to my progress report and every time i put the

Players[CurrentPlayer].integers[0] := Players[CurrentPlayer].integers[0]+1;

part in my script i get a

[Runtime Error] : Out Of Range

so it would be great if someone could explain to me on how to get this to work it would be VERY VERY appreciated


P.S. : i like the spell check on the replying/posting its very creative

[pwnaz0r]

Did you declare the players

[Derek-]

EDIT : Yeah nvm.

It's because you haven't set up your players

but fyi you don't have to do it this way you can use any variable you want

Example:

var
 Killed : Integer

begin
  repeat
    KillIt;    //Not real function just made it up
  until ISaySo
  Killed := Killed + 1;         //you can make this whatever you want just do +1 after each kill  
  WriteLn('You''ve killed ' +IntToStr(Killed)+ ' Goblins!');  //put this in your progress report
end.

[HyperSecret]

yes ive declared them...you guys obviously dont understand...sry to say but he doesnt have it declared in his array at all...like i said those are the only places it comes up in his script take a look and i dont want it to be killed like that cuz then it doesnt do each player seperately like i want

[pwnaz0r]

Pm me that section of the script (or msn found in sig). I will figure it out

[Santa_Clause]

Using SRL 4?

[dvdcrayola]

Using SRL 4?

if he wasnt wouldnt he get an unknown identifier?

[Derek-]

I still don't see why you can't just use a different variable?

[dvdcrayola]

you could.. but this keeps it seperate for each player

[Derek-]

You could still make an array..

var
  Killed : array of Integer;

begin
  Killed[CurrentPlayer]:= Killed[CurrentPlayer]+1
  WriteLn('Killed ' +IntToStr(Killed[CurrentPlayer])+ ' Goblins')
end.

? Save you a lot of time rater than figuring this out

[MasterKill]

// here gos: number of players
// and: start player:


for index := 0 to getarraylength(players)-1 do
begin
SetArrayLength(Players[Index].Strings, 1); // how many string i use is 1
SetArrayLength(Players[Index].integers, 3); // how many integers i use is 3
end;


// here gos your player setup:
// Players[0].active := True;



EDIT: INDEX is a variable! so put this in:
Index : integer;

EDIT: it gos the same with boolean duh.
SetArrayLength(Players[Index].booleans, {number of booleans useing});

EDIT: remember:
Players[?].strings[1] = Players[?].strings[0]
Players[?].strings[2] = Players[?].strings[1]
Players[?].strings[3] = Players[?].strings[2]
Start your strings/booleans/integers with 0

<--------------------------------->

i had the same problem to, did this, and it was working again. gl

[HyperSecret]

thx master exactly what i was talking about, i totally forgot about even setting it as an array

[Starblaster100]

check my sig on how to write your DeclarePlayers Procedure properly, you are missing a few procedures which define the length of the arrays.

[rotflmfwao]

Oh, starblaster, btw, in the srl player form, does it declare the size of the arrays inside it?