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| − | foreach it in $items[chintzy seal pendant, chintzy turtle brooch, chintzy noodle ring, chintzy saucepan earring, chintzy disco ball pendant, chintzy accordion pin] | + | foreach it in $items[chintzy seal pendant, chintzy turtle brooch, |
| + | chintzy noodle ring, chintzy saucepan earring, | ||
| + | chintzy disco ball pendant, chintzy accordion pin] | ||
if ( class_modifier( it, "Class" ) == my_class() ) | if ( class_modifier( it, "Class" ) == my_class() ) | ||
print("Your class chintzy item is the " + it +".") ; | print("Your class chintzy item is the " + it +".") ; | ||
Revision as of 23:47, 31 March 2010
Function Syntax
class class_modifier(item check_me ,string modifier_name )
class class_modifier(string check_me ,string modifier_name )
Returns a class if check_me is class specific. modifier_name should be "Class".
Code Sample
Prints the class which benefits from using a chintzy saucepan earring:
class cls = class_modifier( $item[chintzy saucepan earring] , "Class" );
print(cls);This prints the chintzy item corresponding to your class:
foreach it in $items[chintzy seal pendant, chintzy turtle brooch,
chintzy noodle ring, chintzy saucepan earring,
chintzy disco ball pendant, chintzy accordion pin]
if ( class_modifier( it, "Class" ) == my_class() )
print("Your class chintzy item is the " + it +".") ;More Information
See this thread for details.