Lua-LuaCOB - Revision history

Flozi: Flozi moved page Units:LuaCOB to Lua-LuaCOB without leaving a redirect: standardise

2013-10-29T18:19:38Z

Flozi moved page Units:LuaCOB to Lua-LuaCOB without leaving a redirect: standardise

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2010-03-13T18:28:37Z

deprecated as per already present notice

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			{{deprecated}}
	[[Engine_Development\|Development]] < [[Lua_Scripting\|Lua Scripting]] < {{FULLPAGENAME}}		[[Engine_Development\|Development]] < [[Lua_Scripting\|Lua Scripting]] < {{FULLPAGENAME}}

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	startscript code (ex: more call-ins and call-outs, the ability to		startscript code (ex: more call-ins and call-outs, the ability to
	render graphics in several different modes, play sounds, etc...)		render graphics in several different modes, play sounds, etc...)
			[[Category: Lua]]

2009-08-31T17:20:12Z

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			[[Engine_Development\|Development]] < [[Lua_Scripting\|Lua Scripting]] < {{FULLPAGENAME}}


	'''<font size="4"><font color="red">NOTE</font> LuaCob will merged with LuaRules in 76b2</font>'''		'''<font size="4"><font color="red">NOTE</font> LuaCob will merged with LuaRules in 76b2</font>'''

2008-11-12T14:13:01Z

a small extra note to use LuaRules/main.lua instead of LuaCOB/main.lua. I've needed some hours to find this error in my tests.

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	To use Lua code in your BOS/COB files, you can either include the gadgetHandler (include it in the mod, see the CA mod or include it from the springcontent.sdz) or you create your own enviroment:		To use Lua code in your BOS/COB files, you can either include the gadgetHandler (include it in the mod, see the CA mod or include it from the springcontent.sdz) or you create your own enviroment:
	*create a mod-level directory LuaCOB/,		*create a mod-level directory LuaCOB/,
	*make a LuaCOB/main.lua file.		*make a LuaCOB/main.lua file. (Note: it's LuaRules/main.lua now)
	Any additional files need to be included with a		Any additional files need to be included with a

2008-02-07T12:59:12Z

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	Also note that the usual Lua functions for executing code in other files (<tt>dofiles()</tt>, <tt>require()</tt>) are disabled for technical reasons.		Also note that the usual Lua functions for executing code in other files (<tt>dofiles()</tt>, <tt>require()</tt>) are disabled for technical reasons.

	=~~Intefacing~~ COB->Lua=		=Interfacing COB->Lua=
	All Lua functions that are called by COB are given three parameters:		All Lua functions that are called by COB are given three parameters:
	*unitID - ID of the unit calling the function,		*unitID - ID of the unit calling the function,

2008-01-20T19:17:51Z

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	'''<font size="4"><font color="red">NOTE</font> LuaCob will merged with LuaRules in 76b2</font>'''		'''<font size="4"><font color="red">NOTE</font> LuaCob will merged with LuaRules in 76b2</font>'''

	=Introduction=		=Introduction=
	To use Lua code in your BOS/COB files, you can either include the gadgetHandler (include it in the mod, see the CA mod or include it from the springcontent.sdz) or you create your own enviroment:		To use Lua code in your BOS/COB files, you can either include the gadgetHandler (include it in the mod, see the CA mod or include it from the springcontent.sdz) or you create your own enviroment:

2008-01-20T19:17:42Z

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	'''<font size="4"><font color="red">NOTE</font> LuaCob will merged with LuaRules in 76b2</font>'''		'''<font size="4"><font color="red">NOTE</font> LuaCob will merged with LuaRules in 76b2</font>'''

	~~Lua is small, embedded, highly dynamic programming language, which has been integrated into Spring.~~

	=Introduction=		=Introduction=
	To use Lua code in your BOS/COB files, you can either include the gadgetHandler (include it in the mod, see the CA mod or include it from the springcontent.sdz) or you create your own enviroment:		To use Lua code in your BOS/COB files, you can either include the gadgetHandler (include it in the mod, see the CA mod or include it from the springcontent.sdz) or you create your own enviroment:

2008-01-20T18:59:16Z

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	'''NOTE LuaCob will merged with LuaRules in 76b2'''		'''<font size="4"><font color="red">NOTE</font> LuaCob will merged with LuaRules in 76b2</font>'''

	Lua is small, embedded, highly dynamic programming language, which has been integrated into Spring.		Lua is small, embedded, highly dynamic programming language, which has been integrated into Spring.

2008-01-20T18:57:21Z

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			'''NOTE LuaCob will merged with LuaRules in 76b2'''

	Lua is small, embedded, highly dynamic programming language, which has been integrated into Spring.		Lua is small, embedded, highly dynamic programming language, which has been integrated into Spring.

2008-01-20T18:56:11Z

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 =Introduction=
-To use Lua code in your BOS/COB files, you must:
+To use Lua code in your BOS/COB files, you can either include the gadgetHandler (include it in the mod, see the CA mod or include it from the springcontent.sdz) or you create your own enviroment:
 *create a mod-level directory LuaCOB/,
 *make a LuaCOB/main.lua file.
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   include("LuaCOB/additional_file.lua" [, fenvTable])
-If you don't know what a fenvTable is, don't worry, you probably don't need it anyway. More information can be found on [http://www.lua.org the Lua site]. It it highly recommended to read the manual and the tutorials found there. Note that Spring's Lua version is 5.0.3, so please take note which version of the manual you're reading.
+If you don't know what a fenvTable is, don't worry, you probably don't need it anyway.
 Also note that the usual Lua functions for executing code in other files (<tt>dofiles()</tt>, <tt>require()</tt>) are disabled for technical reasons.
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    return 1234;
+  }
 =References=