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Question: Do {list::*} preserve the order of entries.

Discussion in 'Skript' started by SpectralMagic, Dec 9, 2017.

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  1. SpectralMagic

    SpectralMagic New Member

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    What my program is supposed to do:
    When a player wants to join a mini-game and the server is full, queue them to join next if a slot goes empty.

    So the question is, Do list variables preserve the order data was put into it?
    So if I was to add 2 players to the queue(list variable) would the player who tried entering first be able to join first?

    array(1) = johnyapplesauce
    array(2) = peterpiperpickle

    thx

    I've searched the forums and other websites for answers to the question
    I'm not asking for a skript, dont spoon feed me.
     
    #1 SpectralMagic, Dec 9, 2017
  2. WiebeHero

    WiebeHero Active Member

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    So this is what you can do basicly you have 1 list variable of someone joins that world you add them to that list variable for example 'add 1 to {Boo::*}' and when the player leaves that world set the list variable to one. But if you want tha variable to have a limit you can do that with an if {Boo} is more than 16 then you add them to another queue (List variable) This might be a bad example if you have anymore questions ask em here.
     
    #2 WiebeHero, Dec 10, 2017
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