How would I create an object inside another object?

[PurpleMetro]

Once again, I am coding yet another chatbot, but this time it shall be a huge project.
How would I go about creating an object inside another object, Nexus taught me how it was better to use objects to store variables than just putting global variables.

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%obj = new scriptObject(tank)
{
       var1 = 40;
       var2 = 20;
};
tank.kill();

function tank::kill()
{
       (coding here)
}But what I am trying to do is place an object inside another object, if it's possible can somebody tell me how

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[Blocki]

???

[PurpleMetro]

???

for instance, performing a function with 2 objects in it

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player.armor.destroy();

[elm]

new scriptGroup(myGroup);

new scriptObject(a);
new scriptObject(b);
new scriptObject(c);

myGroup.add(a);
myGroup.add(b);
myGroup.add(c);

for(%i=0;%i<myGroup.getCount();%i++)
     echo(myGroup.getObject(%i).getName());

for instance, performing a function with 2 objects in it

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player.armor.destroy();

Edit: wait what?

[Blocki]

I think he means
new scriptobject(blah){};
blah.asdf = new scriptobject(){};

???

[Blocki]

Confusion all over the topic

[PurpleMetro]

I think he means
new scriptobject(blah){};
blah.asdf = new scriptobject(){};

???

indeed that is what i mean

[Kalphiter]

indeed that is what i mean

He just showed you.

Topic over?

[PurpleMetro]

also when I am defining variables using other variables and operations, do I need parenthesies around the definition part?
example:

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%tankenergy = tank::health/2

[Kalphiter]

also when I am defining variables using other variables and operations, do I need parenthesies around the definition part?
example:

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%tankenergy = tank::health/2

Unclear what you want here. Give us more information.

[PurpleMetro]

Unclear what you want here. Give us more information.

is
%tankenergy = tank::health/2;
or
%tankenergy = (tank::health/2);
proper syntax?

[Kalphiter]

tank::health isn't valid syntax, however parentheses are not needed nor will they do anything.

[Red_Guy]

It sounds like you want something like this:

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%obj = new scriptObject(tank)
{
       var1 = 40;
       var2 = 20;
};
tank.build();
tank.kill();
tank.print();

function tank::kill()
{
       (coding here)
}

function tank::setup(%this)
  {
   %tread = new ScriptObject(Tread);
   %tread.setup();
   %turret = new ScriptObject(Turret);
   %turret.setup();
  }
function tank::print(%this)
  {
   echo("tank: " @ %this);
   echo("tank treads: " @ %this.tread);
   echo("tank turret: " @ %this.turret);
  }


function tread::setup(%this)
  {
   (coding here)
  }

function Turret::setup(%this)
   {
    (coding here)
   }