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Trying To Find True In IF Statement?
I Am Trying To Change A TextLabel If Its True Without Using A Lot Of IF Statements
1 | local Slot1 = 1 |
2 |
3 | if Slot1 or Slot2 or Slot3 or Slot4 or Slot5 or Slot6 == 1 then |
4 | ShopFrame.Slot1.ItemName.Text = "TBD" |
5 | ShopFrame.Slot1.Price.Text = "TBD " |
6 | end |
I want to make it so I can change Slot1 doesn't get changed.
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Rather than repeating the same thing 6 times, you could use an array than loop through that. What this does instead of having variables named Slot1, Slot2, Slot3, Slot4, etc, you have an array called Slots, and to reference each slot you can do Slot[1], and then use the for loop shown below to check if any of the slots equal true.
1 | local Slots = {1,1,1,1,1,1} |
2 |
3 | for i,slotNum in pairs(Slots) do |
4 | if slotNum == 1 then |
5 | ShopFrame.Slot1.ItemName.Text = "TBD" |
6 | ShopFrame.Slot1.Price.Text = "TBD " |
7 | break |
8 | end |
9 | end |
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Here is one solution you can try, It's pretty simple, should definitely work. :)
1 | if Slot1 == 1 or Slot2 == 1 or Slot3 == 1 or Slot4 == 1 or Slot5 == 1 or Slot6 == 1 then |
2 | ShopFrame.Slot1.ItemName.Text = "TBD" |
3 | ShopFrame.Slot1.Price.Text = "TBD" |
4 | end |