broadcast ""
Loop { Holo.%expression-1%::* }:
broadcast "%loop-counter% . %name of { Holo.%expression-1%::%loop-counter% }%"
remove { Holo.%expression-1%::%expression-3% } from { Holo.%expression-1%::* }
broadcast ""
Loop { Holo.%expression-1%::* }:
broadcast "%loop-counter% . %name of { Holo.%expression-1%::%loop-counter% }%"```#Allocated List ?
stable verge
stable verge
Can't we make it shrink ? because removing let's say the 2nd element of the variable like remove x from {T::*} doesn't make it shrink. Accessing the 2nd element after removing gives none
thin onyx
Yes, like I said, it's a map
The string "2" no longer points to anything because you removed it
It does not act like an array
stable verge
damn, any solutions/other options ?
thin onyx
Well I would suggest not relying on that behavior at all
But if you must, you can be inefficient and set list to list to reset the indices
But you shouldn't do that if you can avoid it
stable verge
yea, I can skip it by just looping it and accessing loop-value instead of looking up by index from the loop itself - but it was general question about it
Thanks
thin onyx
If you just want the xth element, you can use ExprElement
stable verge
oh yea that could work for me
thanks
doing the set list to list, how bad is it ?
if it's not in a tick, but rather a few times like editing a custom hologram - doesn't happend often
thin onyx
doing the set list to list, how bad is it ?
Well you're setting the entire list again
So depends on how big the list is
stable verge
oh okay, it's only a few perhaps 2-5 and at most 10
I'll be okay haha
Thanks
uh perhaps not the place to ask but in regards to custom expressions, effect and so forth from skript-reflect - Does it effect performance using a lot of those or is it like compiled down, like inline would be ?
I have no clue how skript works internal, can't be asked to look thorugh the source code o.O Not even sure if I would even find out