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Slip into Ruby - Under the Hood part 3: Game Objects
Yay! Seems I was never too far off in the first place.
But aren't there other ways for boolean checks, such as if, else and elsif?
lol 'elsif' - for whatever reason, I think of 'Keebler Elves' when I see that term.
But aren't there other ways for boolean checks, such as if, else and elsif?
lol 'elsif' - for whatever reason, I think of 'Keebler Elves' when I see that term.
Slip into Ruby - Under the Hood part 3: Game Objects
Slip into Ruby - Under the Hood part 3: Game Objects
author=Trihan
No, if you wanted to do it non-implicitly you'd do
BattleManager.abort unless $game_switches[#] == true
How do you get the code to come up in those colors?
Or is it a manual edit?
Of course, the ==...implicitly equal to. I'm guessing that Ruby doesn't like =/= for inequal.
Slip into Ruby - Under the Hood part 3: Game Objects
def on_expire
BattleManager.abort unless $game_switches[#].true
end
That's neat.
Hmm...
Slip into Ruby - Under the Hood part 3: Game Objects
author=TrihanYou can do angle brackets by enclosing them in angle brackets in your post. :)def on_expire BattleManager.abort unless $game_switches[#] end
I think what's breaking it is that "true?"; $game_switches has no such method, and you appear to be missing a dot to make it a method call anyway.
I'm guessing that I misinterpreted how if a switch is on, it's read as 'true' in the syntax. Missing the dot, where exactly?
$.game_switches [#] (?)
Kinda feelin' the novice burn...
Slip into Ruby - Under the Hood part 3: Game Objects
This is likely a huge necropost, but since no one else has posted their thoughts, I may as well.
I always thought it annoying(!) when the battle ended due to the timer being zero.
Once, I tried to change the method by adding
'unless $game_switches (#) true?' (without the quotes and with brackets in place of parentheses because these forums hate brackets)
to the end of BattleManager.abort ...
That made Ruby throw a fit.
I always thought it annoying(!) when the battle ended due to the timer being zero.
Once, I tried to change the method by adding
'unless $game_switches (#) true?' (without the quotes and with brackets in place of parentheses because these forums hate brackets)
to the end of BattleManager.abort ...
That made Ruby throw a fit.
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