Abdeltif a dit :

O, M, G
Well, Hmm, is it even possible to do it without tables ? lol

Moepl a dit :

easily, if you already know those "hands" that the function will be called from.

If you don't know, I think that you'd need to restrict that those "hands" may not contain a special symbol e.g '#'.
That way you could define a variable and concatenate it with every "hand" and the symbol #. If the variable doesn't contain (e.g string.gmatch) the "hand", it will be printed.

Script a dit :

Task 5

STATS = {
-- You may only work from here
-- To here
}
for k,v in pairs(tfm.get.room.playerList) do
-- You may only work from here
STATS[k] = {cheese = 0, wins = 0, shaman = 0,lost = 0}
--To here
end
function eventChatCommand(n, c)
-- You may only work from here
if c == "stats" then
ui.addTextArea(1, "Statistics<br><br>Cheese: "..STATS[n].cheese.."<br>Wins: "..STATS[n].wins.."<br>Deaths: "..STATS[n].lost.."<br>Shaman: "..STATS[n].shaman, n, 10, 30, 120, 100)
elseif c == "close" then
ui.removeTextArea(1, n)
end
--To here
end
-- you must add eventNewGame
function eventNewGame()
for k,v in pairs(tfm.get.room.playerList) do
if v.isShaman then
STATS[k].shaman = STATS[k].shaman + 1
end
end
end
function eventPlayerDied(name)
-- You may only work from here
STATS[name].lost = STATS[name].lost + 1
--To here
end

function eventPlayerWon(name)
-- You may only work from here
STATS[name].wins = STATS[name].wins + 1
--To here
end
function eventPlayerGetCheese(name)
-- You may only work from here
STATS[name].cheese = STATS[name].cheese + 1
--To here
end

Smgxxx a dit :

Issey a dit :

task 3 and 4 is borked