String comparison

[inthrall]

This used to work just fine:

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   /varset Questgiver ${Target.CleanName}
   /if (${String[Lita Hegeway].Equal[Questgiver]}) {
      /say "whatever"
   }

But now I have not been able to figure out how to do this comparison, someone please help me, thank you

[wassup]

This used to work just fine:

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   /varset Questgiver ${Target.CleanName}
   /if (${String[Lita Hegeway].Equal[Questgiver]}) {
      /say "whatever"
   }

But now I have not been able to figure out how to do this comparison, someone please help me, thank you

RTFM again...

Anyway... Questgiver is a string variable right?

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   /varset Questgiver ${Target.CleanName}
   /if (${Questgiver.Equal[Lita Hegeway]}) {
      /say "whatever"
   }

[inthrall]

Ty.. and no offense, but ive been reading TFM but in my experinece it has not been updated as often as the project is so it becomes futile

[wassup]

Ty.. and no offense, but ive been reading TFM but in my experinece it has not been updated as often as the project is so it becomes futile

*cough* Bullshit *cough*

From the most recent readme in the current zip:

MQ2DataVars section

Overview
MQ2Data was designed so that accessing information could be done utilizing a uniform system. User variables are utilized as MQ2Data Top-Level Objects.

Then read Macroquest2 Data Types section... specifically:

Syntax
The basic syntax for usage is something like this:

${TopLevelObject[index].Member[index].Member[index]}

[Mister Peepers]

[quote="inthrall"]

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   /varset Questgiver ${Target.CleanName}
   /if (${String[Lita Hegeway].Equal[[size=150][color=darkred]Questgiver[/color][/size]]}) {
      /say "whatever"
   }

Read the manual and take a lookt at whats been highlighted and tell me why its not working.