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headache - Tim - 03-05-2011 Code: local iniFile = cIniFile("myfile.ini")
if(iniFile:ReadFile()) then
local data = tonumber(iniFile:GetValue(Player:GetName(), "data"))
if(not data==true) then
Server:SendMessage("cant retrieve data", Player)
else
Server:SendMessage("data: "..iniFile:GetValue(Player:GetName(), "data"), Player)
end
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RE: headache - Revolucas - 03-05-2011 Is Player's name suppose to be a number? Also you don't want to check for data == true. That simply doesn't work. You want to make sure it isn't null or nil by: Code: if (not data) thenCode: if (data) then
Server:SendMessage("data: "..iniFile:GetValue(Player:GetName(),"data"), Player)
else
Server:SendMessage("Can't retrieve data",Player)
endIn reality checking for true is like making something check if it is equal to one. RE: headache - Tim - 03-05-2011 (03-05-2011, 06:54 AM)Revolucas Wrote: Is Player's name suppose to be a number?that was when i was trying something else, needed to convert the data to a number, i guess i forgot to take it out ![]() thanks for the help, i tried everything you said and every combination of 'not' '==' etc and it just doesnt want to work :/ but im sure i checked the existence of data using GetValue() before... RE: headache - FakeTruth - 03-05-2011 You should not check data == true, data is never true, data is a number. However, tonumber can return nil if the given argument is not a number. So what you should do is check for nil instead of true. RE: headache - Tim - 03-05-2011 Problem solved, cheers for the help guys! |