SPRINT and #integer

[aigleborgne]

Hello,

I'm trying to store a reference string in a variable.

This line works:

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SPRINT description #25217
Now, I use a variable for reference index, I tried:

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SPRINT EVALUATE_BUFFER label #%label_strref%
SPRINT EVALUATE_BUFFER label ~#%label_strref%~
SPRINT label #%label_strref%
SPRINT label ~#%label_strref%~
None work...

Purpose of this : export all kits
Full code:

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COPY_EXISTING ~kitlist.2da~ ~override~
    COUNT_2DA_ROWS ~9~ kit_rows
    FOR ( kit_index = 1 ; kit_index < kit_rows ; kit_index += 1 ) BEGIN
        READ_2DA_ENTRY %kit_index% 0 9 id
        READ_2DA_ENTRY %kit_index% 1 9 name
        READ_2DA_ENTRY %kit_index% 3 9 label_strref
        READ_2DA_ENTRY %kit_index% 4 9 description_strref
        READ_2DA_ENTRY %kit_index% 5 9 abilities
        READ_2DA_ENTRY %kit_index% 8 9 class_id
        //SPRINT EVALUATE_BUFFER label #%label_strref%
        SPRINT label ~#%label_strref%~
        SPRINT description #25217
        SPRINT ~list5~ ~%list5%[ID]:%id%%nl%~
        SPRINT ~list5~ ~%list5%[NAME]:%name%%nl%~
        SPRINT ~list5~ ~%list5%[LABEL]:%label%%nl%~
        SPRINT ~list5~ ~%list5%[ABILITIES]:%abilities%%nl%~
        SPRINT ~list5~ ~%list5%[CLASS]:%class_id%%nl%~
        SPRINT ~list5~ ~%list5%[DESCRIPTION]:%description%%nl%~
    END
BUT_ONLY_IF_IT_CHANGES

Is is possible or I am forced to use command line to extract strref ?

[Mike1072]

READ_2DA_ENTRY %kit_index% 3 9 label_strref
READ_2DA_ENTRY %kit_index% 4 9 description_strref

GET_STRREF label_strref label
GET_STRREF description_strref description

[aigleborgne]

Thanks, it works like a charm.
I probably missed something as GET_STRREF in not in WEIDU documentation

READ_2DA_ENTRY %kit_index% 3 9 label_strref
READ_2DA_ENTRY %kit_index% 4 9 description_strref

GET_STRREF label_strref label
GET_STRREF description_strref description

[the bigg]

you need to pay $150 for a premium membership before you can ask new features in WeiDU.

GET_STRREF is documented in my local copy of the WeiDU readme, but apparently it was added after the last official release.