@toxibunny said in The nothing mathematics function:
I have another useful function. Not as meaningful as the others, but I’m sure it will be useful.
SETVALUE
function SetValue(value)
int ValueToSet = value
return ValueToSet
This function will set a value to a given variable. For example:
Int a
a = SetValue(10)
This will set the value of the variable ’a’. It will set it to 10. Setting values to variables is incredibly useful, I’m sure others have come up with their own versions of this function already because it’s so useful, but this is a nice clean implementation that is useful to use :)
I've improved on this by changing SetValue to take 2 arguments:
function SetValue(target,value)
target=value
return void
That way you won't have to assign it, and you can just call
int a
SetValue(a,10)
Feels a lot more natural and is 100% more useless since F4NS doesn't use pointers, so the operation does nothing to a outside the scope.
