>>> Why is "document.MyCharacterMess" a string?
>>
>> The sequencers use loadstring() internally (util-seq.lua), so you
>> need to supply the namespace as a string. This happens all over
>> the place with action/callbacks.
>
> more flexible this way (one can redefine, nil or whatever such functions
On 2-10-2012 14:13, Philipp Gesang wrote:
Why is "document.MyCharacterMess" a string?
The sequencers use loadstring() internally (util-seq.lua), so you
need to supply the namespace as a string. This happens all over
the place with action/callbacks.
more flexible this way (one can redefine, n
On 2-10-2012 13:41, Andre Caldas wrote:
I am trying to redefine the ’open_read_file’ callback.
[...]
utilities.sequencers.appendaction(textfileactions,
"system","document.MyCharacterMess")
All I want is to get the full path (or path relative to
lfs.currentdir()). Is "textfileactions" the act
·
> > function document.MyCharacterMess(str,filename)
>
> What is this "str"?
The raw file content as a Lua string. You can examine the
arguments you get like so:
···
\startluacode
document.arg_test = function (s,
Hello, Andre!
Andre Caldas wrote:
>> function document.MyCharacterMess(str,filename)
>
> What is this "str"?
This is a function that takes two variables; the first one it calls
'str', the second one 'filename'. Example:
function f(a, b)
return a/b
end
function(8,2) --> 4, not 0.25
I do no
Am 02.10.2012 um 13:41 schrieb Andre Caldas :
> I am trying to redefine the ’open_read_file’ callback.
>
>> [...]
>> utilities.sequencers.appendaction(textfileactions,
>> "system","document.MyCharacterMess")
>
> All I want is to get the full path (or path relative to
> lfs.currentdir()). Is
I am trying to redefine the ’open_read_file’ callback.
> [...]
> utilities.sequencers.appendaction(textfileactions,
> "system","document.MyCharacterMess")
All I want is to get the full path (or path relative to
lfs.currentdir()). Is "textfileactions" the action I should trap?
Also, shall I
Hello, Hans!
>> Shall I simply do something like this?
>>
>> [...]
>
> this is not the recommended way .. better do somethign like this:
> [...]
> function document.MyCharacterMess(str,filename)
Loved your function naming! :-)
What is this "str"?
> if file.nameonly(filename) == "war
On 2-10-2012 02:30, Andre Caldas wrote:
I am trying to redefine the ’open_read_file’ callback.
[...]
direct callback access is disabled. There are usually some layers
of abstraction on top of them, different ones for different
callbacks. Mapping them all is a huge effort, so best refer to
the s
>> I am trying to redefine the ’open_read_file’ callback.
>
> [...]
> direct callback access is disabled. There are usually some layers
> of abstraction on top of them, different ones for different
> callbacks. Mapping them all is a huge effort, so best refer to
> the source.
>
> In your case the f
On 1-10-2012 21:11, Andre Caldas wrote:
Hello!
I am trying to redefine the ’open_read_file’ callback.
I am getting this error:
callback ’open_read_file’ is frozen
Why is it "frozen"? Can I "unfreeze it"?
because it's the only way we can guarantee some features working well
(but one can plug
·
> I am trying to redefine the ’open_read_file’ callback.
Hi André,
direct callback access is disabled. There are usually some layers
of abstraction on top of them, different ones for different
callbacks. Mapping them all is a huge effort, so best refer to
the source.
In your case the
Hello!
I am trying to redefine the ’open_read_file’ callback.
I am getting this error:
callback ’open_read_file’ is frozen
Why is it "frozen"? Can I "unfreeze it"?
André Caldas.
___
If your question is of interest
13 matches
Mail list logo
