I'd just like to suggest that, seeing as they're not technically characters.

only 10 cloud variables per project

Yeah. It'd help a lot with encoding cloud lists.

974625sdn wrote:

only 10 cloud variables per project

That's not what he is suggesting…

The reason that only numbers are available and not strings isn't chatrooms so much as server capability. The MongoDB server is currently only set up to handle integers (and possibly floats), but integers and floats don't allow for spaces. Allowing spaces would require setting it up for strings, which still aren't ready.

Thanks for the reason why!

And I hope you bake good cookies, because I will hold you to that.

firedrake969_test wrote:

And I hope you bake good cookies, because I will hold you to that.

Singapore is a bit far.

But at least it's small, so it shouldn't be hard to find him.

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Edit: Oops. I was thinking of jontmy00. ;P

mitchboy wrote:

firedrake969_test wrote:

And I hope you bake good cookies, because I will hold you to that.

Singapore is a bit far.

But at least it's small, so it shouldn't be hard to find him.

[/offtopic]

How do you know he's in Singapore? How do you know I don't live in Asia? :O :O :O

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+ 1 3 3 7!!!!

firedrake969_test wrote:

mitchboy wrote:

firedrake969_test wrote:

And I hope you bake good cookies, because I will hold you to that.

Singapore is a bit far.

But at least it's small, so it shouldn't be hard to find him.

[/offtopic]

How do you know he's in Singapore? How do you know I don't live in Asia? :O :O :O

[/offtopic]

I was wrong. I was thinking of someone else.

But anyway, as said before, this wouldn't work because spaces are considered strings.

mitchboy wrote:

firedrake969_test wrote:

mitchboy wrote:

firedrake969_test wrote:

And I hope you bake good cookies, because I will hold you to that.

Singapore is a bit far.

But at least it's small, so it shouldn't be hard to find him.

[/offtopic]

How do you know he's in Singapore? How do you know I don't live in Asia? :O :O :O

[/offtopic]

I was wrong. I was thinking of someone else.

But anyway, as said before, this wouldn't work because spaces are considered strings.

I live in the US. Just look for the person on a laptop with a cat behind him who is known for baking the best cookies in the world.

jvvg wrote:

mitchboy wrote:

firedrake969_test wrote:

mitchboy wrote:

firedrake969_test wrote:

And I hope you bake good cookies, because I will hold you to that.

Singapore is a bit far.

But at least it's small, so it shouldn't be hard to find him.

[/offtopic]

How do you know he's in Singapore? How do you know I don't live in Asia? :O :O :O

[/offtopic]

I was wrong. I was thinking of someone else.

But anyway, as said before, this wouldn't work because spaces are considered strings.

I live in the US. Just look for the person on a laptop with a cat behind him who is known for baking the best cookies in the world.

Un… Unc.. Uncle Ricky? Is that you?


Anyway, It would be nice, but I understand about the database.

Please keep the discussion on topic.

As far as I know, space is considered a character. If you look at the ASCII table, at character 32 (decimal), you will find the space.

Is there any other thing I can use as a space in my project because one of the parts is saving on the cloud and the level that your on gets saved to the cloud as well as your encrypted username through numbers, but the levels rely on numbers so theres no way for the computer to know a spacing and a level thats my problem and its really annoying because I have been working on the project for a long time, Thank You!

Firedrake969 wrote:

I'd just like to suggest that, seeing as they're not technically characters.

By the same logic you could suggest as well the characters from U+0000 to U+001F, from U+0080 to U+00A0 and from U+FFF0 to U+FFFF.

helloo1233 wrote:

Is there any other thing I can use as a space in my project because one of the parts is saving on the cloud and the level that your on gets saved to the cloud as well as your encrypted username through numbers, but the levels rely on numbers so theres no way for the computer to know a spacing and a level thats my problem and its really annoying because I have been working on the project for a long time, Thank You!

I think you can use periods if your numbers don't contain decimals. If they do,

helloo1233 wrote:

Is there any other thing I can use as a space in my project because one of the parts is saving on the cloud and the level that your on gets saved to the cloud as well as your encrypted username through numbers, but the levels rely on numbers so theres no way for the computer to know a spacing and a level thats my problem and its really annoying because I have been working on the project for a long time, Thank You!

A 0? That's what i'm using as a letter seperator in my multiplayer engine. Just make sure you don't use 0 for any other use!

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Hello could I use stuff like - in cloud variables?

Meaning minus or plus or stuff like that and plus I didn't get it can you use spaces or not?

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There could be exceptions for strings if they contain spaces.