Difference between revisions of "ObjectType:variable"
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===Set a variable inside a currently running script=== | ===Set a variable inside a currently running script=== | ||
*Script[KillCount].Variable[TotalKills]:Set[0] - Will set the variable called TotalKills in the currently running script called KillCount to zero. | *Script[KillCount].Variable[TotalKills]:Set[0] - Will set the variable called TotalKills in the currently running script called KillCount to zero. | ||
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Revision as of 18:51, 6 March 2006
Contents
Description
The variable data type allows a variable to be accessed through alternate methods
Members
none
Methods
none
Returns
Same as the variable type's "To String"
Inherits
The variable's type
Examples
Set a variable inside a currently running script
- Script[KillCount].Variable[TotalKills]:Set[0] - Will set the variable called TotalKills in the currently running script called KillCount to zero.
Operates On
_LSOBJECT *
See lstype.h
