Ok, sense I dind't get a reply, well Then I'll ask again, I still need to kn how subtract a int_var that does have a value in it from the users current t left
add bmins dopmins #This saves the adds it for later use
adjust_user_minutes -dopmins #This line doesn't work. How do I subtract th
from the users time left or minutes left
Re: adjust_user_minutes
By: Bigjoe to All on Sun Jan 30 2005 14:03:00
Ok, sense I dind't get a reply, well Then I'll ask again, I still need to how subtract a int_var that does have a value in it from the users curren left
add bmins dopmins #This saves the adds it for later use
adjust_user_minutes -dopmins #This line doesn't work. How do I subtract
from the users time left or minutes left
Ok, well 'sense' I know of two posts giving detailed explanations of what to do, one from myself and another from Digital man himself, I'll not bother to respond again!
adjust_user_minutes -dopmins #This line doesn't work. How do I subtr
from the users time left or minutes le
Ok, well 'sense' I know of two posts giving detailed explanations of what to do, one from myself and another from Digital man himself, I'll not bother to respond again!
Ok, sence the posts that you gave me were wrong, and I said that not what I trying to. Ok. Be like that then.
Re: adjust_user_minutes
By: Bigjoe to Angus Mcleod on Sun Jan 30 2005 21:05:00
adjust_user_minutes -dopmins #This line doesn't work. How do I su from the users time left or minutes
Ok, well 'sense' I know of two posts giving detailed explanations of w to do, one from myself and another from Digital man himself, I'll not bother to respond again!
Ok, sence the posts that you gave me were wrong, and I said that not what trying to. Ok. Be like that then.
I told you exactly what to do, gave you a code sample and all. Digital
Man posted the exact same advice and a near-identical code sample.
If there was anything 'wrong' with those posts it was us expecting you'd have the IQ to understand them. <shrug>
And what makes you think I don't I think you don't under stand what I'm trying to do. Your samples force me to change the int_var again. I can't do that. I already have the int_var. I just need to subtract it from the users minutes, It's that simple. and Yes I under stude what both of you were saying, and like I said, I don't want to change the int_var again and have t change it back again, the sample you gave me work just find. But, Like I said, your way I have to change my value again, and again
dopmins is a val that I have a value all ready in. If I use the SET dopmins -50 command I'm resetting the value. Do you under stand that. The value that all ready in the int_var dopmins is what I want to subtract, and theres no way to do it.
P.S. Maybe I'm not the only one thats needs an IQ test
Now, this is the third time that this code fragment has been suggested to you as the only practical way to achieve what you want to do. Once by myself, once by Digital man, and now once again. If this isn't good
enough for you, that's your business. You are free to reject it. But please -- spare us the "poor me didn't get a reply so now I'll come with some attitude" responses, OK?
P.S. Maybe I'm not the only one thats needs an IQ test
No, I think it *is* only you.
This is one time that I'm forced to agree with Angus, amazingly enough. :)
Re: adjust_user_minutes
By: Stephen Cooper to Angus Mcleod on Mon Jan 31 2005 09:36 pm
This is one time that I'm forced to agree with Angus, amazingly enough. :
In other news, Satan catches a cold.
This is one time that I'm forced to agree with Angus, amazingly enough. :
In other news, Satan catches a cold.
This is one time that I'm forced to agree with Angus, amazingly enough
In other news, Satan catches a cold.
Why is that? Because hell finally froze over? :P
Re: adjust_user_minutes
By: Stephen Cooper to Angus Mcleod on Mon Jan 31 2005 09:36 pm
This is one time that I'm forced to agree with Angus, amazingly enough. :
In other news, Satan catches a cold.
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