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batch_open(); | |||
int[item] inventory = get_inventory() ; | int[item] inventory = get_inventory() ; | ||
foreach it in inventory | foreach it in inventory | ||
if ( inventory[it] > 5 ) | if ( inventory[it] > 5 ) | ||
put_closet( 1, it ) ; | put_closet( 1, it ) ; | ||
batch_close(); | |||
// We're using a batch here to minimize server hits. | |||
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[[Category:Item Management]] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:48, 21 May 2010
Function Syntax
int [item] get_inventory()
Returns a map where each key is an item in your inventory, with the integer value its quantity.
Simple Example
This example puts one of each item of your inventory in your closet if you have more than 5:
batch_open();
int[item] inventory = get_inventory() ;
foreach it in inventory
if ( inventory[it] > 5 )
put_closet( 1, it ) ;
batch_close();
// We're using a batch here to minimize server hits.