'LinKin Posted February 22, 2014 Share Posted February 22, 2014 So I've these variables: num1 acc1 top1 num2 acc2 top2 num3 acc3 top3 num4 acc4 top4 num5 acc5 top5 num6 acc6 top6 Those are GUI Labels. In the client, I recieve a table containing info about tops, so I want to set these GUI text to the values that the table brings. But how? I tried this. But it shows an error in the debug attempt to concatenate global 'num' (a nil value) for i = 1, #returnTable do guiSetText(num..i , returnTable[i][1]) guiSetText(acc..i , returnTable[i][2]) guiSetText(top..i , returnTable[i][3]) end Do you understand what I'm trying to do? - Suggestions please. Link to comment
Castillo Posted February 22, 2014 Share Posted February 22, 2014 You got variables like this? num1 = guiCreateLabel ( ) if so, then that'll never work, use tables. Link to comment
Moderators Citizen Posted February 22, 2014 Moderators Share Posted February 22, 2014 So I've these variables:num1 acc1 top1 num2 acc2 top2 num3 acc3 top3 num4 acc4 top4 num5 acc5 top5 num6 acc6 top6 No need to be a pro scripter to say you should use a table. Btw to answer your question, you can use loadstring. But it needs a lot of computer/server resources (relativly with a code which would use tables): for i = 1, #returnTable do loadstring("guiSetText(num"..i..", returnTable[i][1])")() loadstring("guiSetText(acc"..i..", returnTable[i][2])")() loadstring("guiSetText(top"..i..", returnTable[i][3])")() end Link to comment
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