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Combine String & Variable
Pooptart Skall
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10-25-2007 16:21
I've been sitting here for almost an hour going from lslwiki.net to Second Life, over to the SL Wiki, and back to Second Life, and back and forth and so on, trying to figure out how to combine strings and vars into one string!

float x = llFrand(1);
float y = llFrand(1);
float z = llFrand(1);
string combine = ??????;
llSay(-12, combine);

Trying to make
string combine = <x,y,z>;
Jesse Barnett
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10-25-2007 16:35
vector anyname;
anyname.x = llFrand(1);
anyname.y = llFrand(1);
anyname.z = llFrand(1);
llSay((string)anyname);
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Pooptart Skall
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10-25-2007 16:51
yay thanks. You're every flavor of a lifesaver.
Stephen Zenith
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10-26-2007 01:34
That works in this case, because it's a vector. In general, if you wanted to dump a load of numbers into a string, you would use something like:

integer a= 57;
float b= 19.53;

string combine = "A = " + (string)a + ", B = " + (string)b;

llSay (-12, combine);
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Champie Jack
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10-26-2007 01:44
From: Pooptart Skall
I've been sitting here for almost an hour going from lslwiki.net to Second Life, over to the SL Wiki, and back to Second Life, and back and forth and so on, trying to figure out how to combine strings and vars into one string!

float x = llFrand(1);
float y = llFrand(1);
float z = llFrand(1);
string combine = ??????;
llSay(-12, combine);

Trying to make
string combine = <x,y,z>;


Specifically, you are asking about typecasting.
Information about typecasting can be found at http://www.lslwiki.net/lslwiki/wakka.php?wakka=Typecast