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Latest revision as of 23:43, 4 March 2014
Returns a value from a 2DA in string format.
- Parameters:
- n2DA
- The 2DA to access
- sColumn
- The name of the column to access
- nRow
- The 0 based index of the row to access
- s2DA
- (optional) if n2da is -1 and this is a valid resource, it will retrieve the 2da based on the name instead of the index. Note that this should be avoided when possible.
- Returns:
- Returns the string specified by the parameters. Returns an empty string on error.
- Source:
- script.ldf
Description
Returns a 2DA string based on the specified Row and Column values.
Remarks
Note that nRow is the value in the ID field of the row you wish to access.
