[SCRIPT] String reference within constant name (Advanced)

[PutraenusAlivius]

Well, booleans only have 2 different values (0 = false, anything but 0 = true). What would these e and i placeholders be? I think I can work with the value of the boolean, but the script would be a lot simpler if I could modify the boolean name in the way I want.

Edit: I'm unsure if what I'm trying is even possible because C++ is mostly compile-time. Changing these things may not work on run-time.

I tried having a string with the same name as the boolean, but it's treated separately. The string returns true but the boolean does not recognize it.

These e and i are indexes. As the X or Y increases, the e and i also increase.