Question: forEach with player UID array?

[Freaking Fred]

Hey guys! I have not frequented these forums in a long time and I have not been actively scripting in DayZ for just as long. I just recently found the time to start messing around with some scripts and I have run into a small obstacle that I am hoping someone can lead me through.

Is it possible to use an array of player UIDs with a forEach command or is there a similar work-around? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Ex:

_uid = getPlayerUID player;
inList = _uid in ["123456789","987654321"];

{

// Insert Statements Here

} forEach inList

 

[dave_beastttt]

Hey guys! I have not frequented these forums in a long time and I have not been actively scripting in DayZ for just as long. I just recently found the time to start messing around with some scripts and I have run into a small obstacle that I am hoping someone can lead me through.

Is it possible to use an array of player UIDs with a forEach command or is there a similar work-around? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Ex:

_uid = getPlayerUID player;
inList = _uid in ["123456789","987654321"];

{

// Insert Statements Here

} forEach inList

Would this work?

_uid = getPlayerUID player;
if (_uid in ["123456789","987654321"]);

{

// Insert Statements Here

} forEach inList

 

[Freaking Fred]

Technically, I could probably get away with just using an if statement. I was just curious if what I was attempting was even possible. Thanks for the reply.

 

[dave_beastttt]

No problem , I think the way it's scripted is key and one vs another way could possibly introduce loopback more than another. Also consider

if (_what in

as an alternative

 

[ebay]

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[Rexxenexx]

I'd use an if statement like you said:

_donkeyPlayers = ["123456789","987654321"];
_uid = getPlayerUID player;

if (_uid in _donkeyPlayers) then {
   //code
};