[b]array[/b] mdsi_item_heat();

[b]Returns[/b]
-Amount of heat that has been stored in the item.
-Players that have had heat stored in the item
-How much heat each player has stored

The return array is in this form:
array(2) {
["current"] => total heat
["players"]=> array(
["player name"]=> heat stored by player,
["player name2"]=> heat stored by player,
["player name3"]=> heat stored by player,
etc
)
}
}

All the heat that has ever been stored will be returned. Later on heat might gradually decrease over time or be able to get retrieved through other functions.

Example 1:
[code]
@va = mdsi_item_heat();
echo 'The box has ' . @va['current'] . ' heat in it';
[/code]
Shows how much heat is in the item.

Example 2:
[code]
@vp = mdsi_item_heat();
foreach(@vp['players'] as @vk => @vh){
echo @vk . ' has stored ' . @vh . ' heat<br />';
}
echo 'In total ' . count(@vp['players']) . ' have stored heat in talisman';
[/code]
Makes a list of players that stored heat in the item and how much.


[i]The function is intended for item use only (hence the mdsi) but can be used in any clickable at present.[/i]

Edited June 25, 201214 yr by Chewett

I think the final line in the second example should say:
[CODE]echo 'In total ' . count(@vp['players']) . ' have stored heat in talisman';[/CODE]

[quote name='samon' timestamp='1340581700' post='115971']
I think the final line in the second example should say:
[CODE]echo 'In total ' . count(@vp['players']) . ' have stored heat in talisman';[/CODE]
[/quote]

that would make sense, i have edited the above example. Thank you.