Help Python script

[egzistas]

Hello I was coding, everything was ok till i started to put this :

 

def testas() :
    test = "ane"
    if player.isGm() : 
        test = "jo";
    return test

 

In another code sections it´s working perfectly...

 

    def onFirstTalk (self,npc,player):
        st = player.getQuestState(QUEST_LOADING_INFO)
        if not st : st = self.newQuestState(player)
        if player.isGM():

..............

 

 

Yes, i tried to put player in testas(player) same poop.

[DenArt Designs]

why python? everything works on java its 2019 :D

onFirstTalk exist on core while testas no

[DnR]

You seem to have zero knowledge regarding Python OOP, so I suggest you take a small look here: https://www.w3schools.com/python/python_classes.asp

 

For start, try calling your new method using 'self' reference which is almost equivalent to Java's 'this' reference.

Also, there must be an extra first parameter that refers to current object and exists solely to give you access to it. In most cases, developers name it self.

So, your method parameters should look like this: def testas(self, player):

and you should call it like this: self.test(player)

 

*Note: Do not use semicolons in Python.

 

I hope you find these tips helpful.

Edited July 18, 2019 by DnR