Bukkit

What is the enhancement in mind? How should it look and feel?

Actually @PLAYER @player.list allow us to have the size of a list promted on the chat, but it would be better if the @player.list returned the size of the list whatever the command we are using.

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I don't understand what you mean on this one, could you explain?

What I mean is that we should have a way to get the size of a list inside a trigger other than using the @PLAYER @player.list For example a functionnal place holder name size which could work like <size:@player.list> and get us the actual size of the list or that when we use @player.list anywhere and its automatically replaced by the actual size of the list

@neomatamune: Go

What's wrong with that? Where would you need to say @player.list as a string? You can get things out of the list with @player.list[index] so I don't see why it needs its own placeholder :\

There is an example then : We want a group of 5 players to enter an area to trigger an event so on EnterArea we add

@ADDLIST @list.player <playername>

and then we need something like

@IF i <size:@list.player> = 5

/... some instructions here .../

@ENDIF

But as of now we can't do it because if we use

@IF i @list.player = 5

it will always be false... that's why it would be great to have a way to get the size of a list easily.

@neomatamune: Go

I, also would like clarification. Isn't $Player.List without an index the size of the list? Why wouldn't '@IF i $Player.list = 5' work? Does $Player.List not work in an @IF statement or is the size that should be an integer being saved as a string?

Also, if you want to do @Player <var:$Obj.Listsize>,Won't '@SETINT $Obj.Listsize $PLayers.List' work?

I haven't used the list feature yet, because I can't run ver. 1.3. I still look through these posts to gain insight on using VT for when I do finally upgrade my server.

@AncientTom:

Not now, for the moment I can only get the size of a list in a @PLAYER command in the others commands there are actualy no way to get the size of the list... But i'd trully like that

@IF @data.list < 5

@ADDLIST @data.list something

@ENDIF

could work like that... But for now I didn't found any way to have it for now...