Getting string data from integer variable

[Troodon]

All variables are string exept Add which is integer.

Wait, I'll write a post in a minute

[Troodon]

Sparky are you still here?
It saves the array. Then it loads it so that it's always connected with the l33t file in my desktop.
The tulostus are showing the saved and loaded data.

[Sgt. Sparky]

Gotchya'.
sorry,
I was busy making a Fighting Demo.
Are the tulostus actors text actors?(preset text, like a 0 for example?)

[Troodon]

Yeah. As I said they work with number values.

[Sgt. Sparky]

oh,
then you must use sprintf(tulostuswhatever.text, "%d", kirjasto[whatever]);

[Troodon]

Just a sec, I'll try that.

[Troodon]

Did you meant like this?

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ADD = input_data.textNumber;
sprintf(kirjasto[place.textNumber], "%d", ADD);
saveVars("l33tfile", "l33tfile");
loadVars("l33tfile", "l33tfile");
sprintf(tulostus.text, "%d", kirjasto[0]);
sprintf(tulostus2.text, "%d", kirjasto[1]);
sprintf(tulostus3.text, "%d", kirjasto[2]);
sprintf(tulostus4.text, "%d", kirjasto[3]);
sprintf(tulostus5.text, "%d", kirjasto[4]);
sprintf(tulostus6.text, "%d", kirjasto[5]);
sprintf(tulostus7.text, "%d", kirjasto[6]);
sprintf(tulostus8.text, "%d", kirjasto[7]);
sprintf(tulostus9.text, "%d", kirjasto[8]);
sprintf(tulostus10.text, "%d", kirjasto[9]);


Now it replaces all the saved data with weird numbers starting with 44...

[Sgt. Sparky]

xD
kirjasto needs to be an Integer to store number values.(an integer from of string is what it is printing now, try changing kirjasto to an integer array.
(sorry for the delay. )

[Troodon]

No problems with the delay. Only I will go soon sleep so if I will not answer to a post, I'm sleeping.

That didn't work. I had to remove the line to because it was "suspicous pointing"
How should I modify the line two?
sprintf(kirjasto[place.textNumber], "%d", ADD);

EDIT: Just to be sure, here is the whole code again:

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ADD = input_data.textNumber;
sprintf(kirjasto[place.textNumber], "%d", ADD);
saveVars("l33tfile", "l33tfile");
loadVars("l33tfile", "l33tfile");
sprintf(tulostus.text, "%d", kirjasto[0]);
sprintf(tulostus2.text, "%d", kirjasto[1]);
sprintf(tulostus3.text, "%d", kirjasto[2]);
sprintf(tulostus4.text, "%d", kirjasto[3]);
sprintf(tulostus5.text, "%d", kirjasto[4]);
sprintf(tulostus6.text, "%d", kirjasto[5]);
sprintf(tulostus7.text, "%d", kirjasto[6]);
sprintf(tulostus8.text, "%d", kirjasto[7]);
sprintf(tulostus9.text, "%d", kirjasto[8]);
sprintf(tulostus10.text, "%d", kirjasto[9]);


[Sgt. Sparky]

just accept the suspicous pointer,
I there is one in my login Demo. (it is just suspicous, nothing usually wrong with that.)

[Troodon]

But it's wrong with my code. The string saving isn't working.


EDIT: When I try to save any data in any slot it crashes.

[Sgt. Sparky]

hmmm.
I do not know about the crashing but all the numbers Are going to be zero if it loads then saves. so switch the positions of load and save.

Thought but not an Edit:
okay!
I know what is wrong!
but first:
what is kirjasto exactly?
is is string or integer or real?

[Troodon]

Well, it was a string but now it's integer.
If you want, I can send you the ged and data.

[Sgt. Sparky]

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kirjasto[place.textNumber] = input_data.textNumber;
saveVars("l33tfile", "l33tfile");
loadVars("l33tfile", "l33tfile");
tulostus.textNumber =  kirjasto[0])
tulostus2.textNumber = kirjasto[1];
tulostus3.textNumber = kirjasto[2];
tulostus4.textNumber = kirjasto[3];
tulostus5.textNumber = kirjasto[4];
tulostus6.textNumber = kirjasto[5];
tulostus7.textNumber = kirjasto[6];
tulostus8.textNumber = kirjasto[7];
tulostus9.textNumber = kirjasto[8];
tulostus10.textNumber = kirjasto[9];

and it i33file a variable?
if so your code will work,
but when using the save var function you must use:
saveVars("your variable name", "your variable's save group");
same with loadVars.

[Sgt. Sparky]

Well, it was a string but now it's integer.
If you want, I can send you the ged and data.

only send it if my code does not work.