SQLITE question.

[pa3ck]

Hello there, I'm learning to use SQLite and I'm not sure about 1,2 things that are written on wiki.

function onPlayerQuit ( ) 
      -- when a player leaves, store his current money amount in his account data 
      local playeraccount = getPlayerAccount ( source ) 
      if ( playeraccount ) and not isGuestAccount ( playeraccount ) then -- if the player is logged in 
            local playermoney = getPlayerMoney ( source ) -- get the player money 
            setAccountData ( playeraccount, "piraterpg.money", playermoney ) -- save it in his account 
      end 
end 
  
function onPlayerLogin (_, playeraccount ) 
      -- when a player logins, retrieve his money amount from his account data and set it 
      if ( playeraccount ) then 
            local playermoney = getAccountData ( playeraccount, "piraterpg.money" ) 
            -- make sure there was actually a value saved under this key (check if playermoney is not false). 
            -- this will for example not be the case when a player plays the gametype for the first time 
            if ( playermoney ) then 
                  setPlayerMoney ( source, playermoney ) 
            end 
      end 
end 
  
addEventHandler ( "onPlayerQuit", getRootElement ( ), onPlayerQuit ) 
addEventHandler ( "onPlayerLogin", getRootElement ( ), onPlayerLogin ) 
  

This is the example given on the wiki and the line I'm not sure about is this:

function onPlayerLogin (_, playeraccount ) -- Whats the "_," for? Also whats the "playeraccount" for?  

[myonlake]

https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/OnPlayerLogin

Parameters:

account thePreviousAccount, account theCurrentAccount, bool autoLogin 

_ means nothing, but it's used for simply just "skipping" the parameter. It doesn't actually skip it, but just assigns it to the _ variable. It's better than using a long variable name like "oldPlayerAccountName".

playeraccount is, like explained in the event parameters, the current account of the player.

[pa3ck]

Oh, okay, thanks, got it now.

[myonlake]

Anytime.