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p1desc={{Pspan|place}} is an in-game location to parse| | |||
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function_description=| | function_description=Returns the short url (normally of the form "adventure.php?snarfblat=") used to visit the location {{pspan|place}}.| | ||
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description=Following example shows basic to_url operations.|| | |||
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<syntaxhighlight> | |||
location first; | |||
first = $location[The Poop Deck]; | |||
print(first+" gives "+to_url(first)+".", "blue"); | |||
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It gives the following output. | |||
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The Poop Deck gives adventure.php?snarfblat=159. | |||
</pre> | |||
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see_also={{SeeAlso|}} | see_also={{SeeAlso|visit_url}}| | ||
special=Trying to use $location[none] will generate an "Unexpected error."| | |||
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[[Category:String Handling Routines]] |
Latest revision as of 15:42, 26 January 2015
Function Syntax
string to_url(location place )
- place is an in-game location to parse
Returns the short url (normally of the form "adventure.php?snarfblat=") used to visit the location place.
Code Samples
Following example shows basic to_url operations.
location first;
first = $location[The Poop Deck];
print(first+" gives "+to_url(first)+".", "blue");
It gives the following output.
The Poop Deck gives adventure.php?snarfblat=159.
See Also
Special
Trying to use $location[none] will generate an "Unexpected error."