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: They are automatically created for every non-list type. | : They are automatically created for every non-list type. | ||
: Lists are defined using X[], where X[] is a list of type X (e.g. Int[]). | : Lists are defined using X[], where X[] is a list of type X (e.g. Int[]). | ||
| − | : Lists can be initialised with X[a, b, ..., z]. | + | : Lists can be initialised with X[a, b, ..., z]. |
: Values can be retrieved using X[index]; to set a value simply assign to this (e.g. X[0] = 1). | : Values can be retrieved using X[index]; to set a value simply assign to this (e.g. X[0] = 1). | ||
: List indicies are zero-based. | : List indicies are zero-based. | ||
: To append to a list, simply assign a value to an index one greater than the last item in the list. | : To append to a list, simply assign a value to an index one greater than the last item in the list. | ||
| − | :: e.g. | + | :: e.g. if @define Int[] x = Int[1, 2, 3], append to x with @var x[x.length()] = 4. |
: Accessing an out of bound index will yield an IndexOutOfBoundsException (which will terminate the script). | : Accessing an out of bound index will yield an IndexOutOfBoundsException (which will terminate the script). | ||
: Lists have the following methods: | : Lists have the following methods: | ||
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; List Namespace | ; List Namespace | ||
| − | : A range() function was added to a new list namespace as a | + | : A range() function was added to a new list namespace as a convience. |
: Int[] range(Int start, Int end) will generate a list of numbers from start (inclusive) to end (exclusive). | : Int[] range(Int start, Int end) will generate a list of numbers from start (inclusive) to end (exclusive). | ||
:: This allows you to iterate through every index in a list with @for Int i in range(0, list.length()) | :: This allows you to iterate through every index in a list with @for Int i in range(0, list.length()) | ||
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::: @player <nowiki>{{i}}</nowiki> | ::: @player <nowiki>{{i}}</nowiki> | ||
:: @done | :: @done | ||
| − | : To loop through a range of numbers (like for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)), use | + | : To loop through a range of numbers (like for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)), use List::range(). |
:: @for Int i in range(0, 10) | :: @for Int i in range(0, 10) | ||
; Relative Variables | ; Relative Variables | ||
| − | : It is now possible to retrieve | + | : It is now possible to retrieve a value of a relative variable for specific players. |
| − | : Simply use relativeVar[Player]. | + | : Simply use relativeVar[Player]. |
| − | : Note that as this requires a Player | + | : Note that as this requires a Player object, UUIDs will be required for retrieving values when players are offline. |
| − | : Like lists, assigning to | + | : Like lists, assigning to relative_var[Player] will set their value. |
; Formatting | ; Formatting | ||
| − | : Whitespace will now be preserved when importing from Hastebin, and will | + | : Whitespace will now be preserved when importing from Hastebin, and will exported as well. |
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==== Bugfixes ==== | ==== Bugfixes ==== | ||
| − | : Fixed c_dric's bug | + | : Fixed c_dric's bug (?) |
: Fixed tab-completion of namespaces only showing namespaces that begin with lowercase letters. | : Fixed tab-completion of namespaces only showing namespaces that begin with lowercase letters. | ||
== 10.3 - Cosmetics Part 2 == | == 10.3 - Cosmetics Part 2 == | ||
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| + | === 10.3.7 (2019/11/??) === | ||
| + | ==== Bugfixes ==== | ||
| + | : Fixed a player's challenge invalidation state being saved to and overwrite their map invalidation state. | ||
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=== 10.3.6 (2019/10/30) === | === 10.3.6 (2019/10/30) === | ||