simple text question

i went stupid wile scripting my stuff, is there a posible way to do something like this

{
llSay(0,"test");
}

to something like this

integer something = test

{
llSay(0,something);
}

im sure it isnt integer that i would use but is that type of way posible?

Sure. But you would have to use string something = test instead. The value of test would be copied into something and it should work fine.

that is what i thought, was sure integer wouldnt do it

llSay (0,"test"; //.... is called a string literal
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string something = "test"; //... declaration of a string type variable
llSay (0,something); // .... will print the variable named 'something'
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integer x = 1; //.... is an integer type variable;
llSay (0, (string)x); //... will print the numeric value of what's stored in the integer variable 'x'
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all variables printed with llSay() or llSetText() have to be strings, you can cast a variable of one type into another temporarily, as I'm doing in the last example above...

integer x = 5;

llSay (0,(string)x);

read the wiki section on variable types and casting.

Absolutely.

llSay(0,(string)something);

you have to convert to a string if its not, then it'll work.

And integers are for integer numbers, you can use it for strings.

http://lslwiki.net/lslwiki/wakka.php?wakka=types