Help with Eval() vs Call() syntax.

#1 $newitem""@%j@""

What is this suppose to be? Do you want a space between $newitem and %i? Or shouldn't it just be..

$newitem @ %i

And the same goes for all the arguments.

Also, are you really meaning to call clientCmdFoo, or do you mean commandToClient( 'foo' )

#2 Yes I mean to call clientcmdfoo and the arguments are for variable variables :)

IE: $newitem1 $newitem2 $newitem3 all being unique.. I setup a loop %j=1; while %j etc.. %j++;

So what I am in effect trying to do is evail("clientcmdgetitem("$newitem1","$fakedescrip1", etc etc and then on the next pass $newitem2,fakeitem2 etc etc

Sorry I wasnt more clear. hope that helps

#3 Ack I bet I nevertried $newitem@%i not sure if thats right for compiling but I'll give er a go.

Thanks :)

EDIT: Ok I tested this.. it just passes the %j portion of the variable.. What I wanted was the contents of $newitem1 and what I am getting is simply '1'.

It did compile though strangely enough. Just doesnt funciton right. I am sure it's syntax. arg.

#4 Wow yea it was just syntax..

eval("clientcmdgetitem($newitem"@%j@", $fakedescrip"@%j@", $fakerace"@%j@", $fakeclass"@%j@", $fakebonus"@%j@", $fakeslots"@%j@", $fakeico"@%j@");");

Works like a charm. Thanks for the help James. appreciate the extra set of eyes.