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العنوان واضح أبي شرح لعمل حلقات في lua

لأني راح أحتاجها في فكرة مستقبلية

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العنوان واضح أبي شرح لعمل حلقات في lua

لأني راح أحتاجها في فكرة مستقبلية

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addEventHandler( "onClientResourceStart", resourceRoot, function (   ) --- حدث يوم السكربت يشتغل 
   for _,v in ipairs( getElementsByType( "gui-label", resourceRoot ) ) do --- resourceRoot نجلب جميع اللبلات حق السكربت فقط ليه بس السكربت ؟ لانه ضفنا هنا 
        guiSetFont ( v, "default-bold-small" ) --- بعد ما جلبنا جميع اللبلات نحط لهم الخط  
    end 
end ) 

Edited September 4, 2014 by Guest

[arbna.us]

طيب ممكن أعرف الساينكس حقها

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طيب ممكن أعرف الساينكس حقها

• The for statement has two variants: the numeric for and the generic for.
  A numeric for has the following syntax:
  for var=exp1,exp2,exp3 do
  something
  end
  That loop will execute something for each value of var from exp1 to exp2, using exp3 as the step to increment var. This third expression is optional; when absent, Lua assumes one as the step value. As typical examples of such loops, we have
  for i=1,f(x) do print(i) end
  for i=10,1,-1 do print(i) end
  The for loop has some subtleties that you should learn in order to make good use of it. First, all three expressions are evaluated once, before the loop starts. For instance, in the first example, f(x) is called only once. Second, the control variable is a local variable automatically declared by the for statement and is visible only inside the loop. A typical mistake is to assume that the variable still exists after the loop ends:
  for i=1,10 do print(i) end
  max = i -- probably wrong! `i' here is global
  If you need the value of the control variable after the loop (usually when you break the loop), you must save this value into another variable:
  -- find a value in a list
  local found = nil
  for i=1,a.n do
  if a == value then
  found = i -- save value of `i'
  break
  end
  end
  print(found)
  Third, you should never change the value of the control variable: The effect of such changes is unpredictable. If you want to break a for loop before its normal termination, use break.

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