Well, the code is basically the same as I posted in the original post, plus the fix for the string appending error I did.
So:
I have a Boolean array that should represent a certain desired state for the player.
Some of the cells will be false, some will be true depending on the situation.
For the sake of understanding what am I doing wrong, I set them all to be true.
Now, on the GetEditorExpectationsInTextFormat() function I would like to generate a string representation of the desired state.
So for each cell in true state, add something to a string. In the end return the string.
What I meant is, that despite the entire array set as true, none of my If statements are considered true, so nothing happens.
bool interviewExpectations[10];
function InitEditorExpectations()
{
//init the array
for(int i=0; i < 10; i++)
{
interviewExpectations[i] = true;
}
}
String GetEditorExpectationsInTextFormat()
{
String expectations = "";
if(interviewExpectations[0] == true)
expectations.Append("Aggressive, ");
if(interviewExpectations[1] == true)
expectations.Append("Emotional, ");
if(interviewExpectations[2] == true)
expectations.Append("Fictional, ");
if(interviewExpectations[3] == true)
expectations.Append("Friendly, ");
....
return expectations;
}
Thanks
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