Is this correct? or is it a bug?

[[BBB]sluggo]

Hi, like I said before... I can not code but when looking at the code I found something that I cant understand... let's see if I can paste it correctly

if (team == 2) // Counter-Terrorist *sluggo* if CT then do the first switch?
{
// 30/07/04 by Josh
// Use a switch instead of multiple if
// *sluggo*Is this correct? Shouldn't the switch:es change places?
// *sluggo*If the bot is CT then it goes to the first switch and thats the Terrorist weapons? or am I missing something?
switch (weapon)
{
case CS_WEAPON_SG552: return false; break;
case CS_WEAPON_AK47: return false; break;
case CS_WEAPON_ELITE: return false; break;
case CS_WEAPON_MAC10: return false; break;
case CS_WEAPON_GALIL: return false; break;
// 30.8.04 added by frashman
case CS_WEAPON_G3SG1: return false; break;
}
}
else
{
switch (weapon)
{
case CS_WEAPON_AUG: return false; break;
case CS_WEAPON_FIVESEVEN: return false; break;
case CS_WEAPON_M4A1: return false; break;
case CS_WEAPON_TMP: return false; break;
case CS_WEAPON_FAMAS: return false; break;
case CS_WEAPON_SHIELD: return false; break;
//30.8.04 added by Frashman
case CS_WEAPON_SG550: return false; break;
case CS_DEFUSEKIT: return false; break;
}
}

Nope, can't get the code tag to work.. sry..



dstruct2k: That's because it isn't an HTML tag. Use [] instead of <>

[Josh_Borke]

if they are on the CT team, then those weapons will return false, meaning they are not good weapons for them to buy, therefore they will not buy them.

rather than return true for each weapon, we return false for exclusive weapons
less code

HTH

[[BBB]sluggo]

I must learn to code so I don't have to take up half the forum space with stupid questions! :o :o

Thanks for the info Josh!

[frashman]

to learn coding, you should first code some simple programs. try to begin with some c++ tutorials.
Later you can look at Realbot Source. Ok do what you want.

[Whistler]

to post code you can use [ code] and [ /code] tags (without spaces)

[[BBB]sluggo]

Originally Posted by frashman

to learn coding, you should first code some simple programs. try to begin with some c++ tutorials.
Later you can look at Realbot Source. Ok do what you want.

Thanks, I'll do that. Going to search the internet for tutorials... there should be some out there

Originally Posted by Whistler

to post code you can use [ code] and [ /code] tags (without spaces)

Uhm, thanks :o I tried it with <code> </code> ... didn't work 9_9

When I have learned some coding I will be back with some intelligent questions for a change
Until then, keep up the good work guys! (and girls if any?)

[Ry Spy]

It's not a stupid question for me. It's perfectly natural for begginers, but when you get used to it, it is as easy as pie.