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OK will download & have a look, thanks.Thargoid wrote:A fairly simple example to review is the Cargo Shepherd I just released.
That scans for cargopods (by role and scanclass) and if it finds them it acts on them. And it's a very simple and small script. Have a look at that and see if it helps you.
That sounds right to me, I'm looking at Cargo Shepherd right now, I hope that will clue me in on something I can use. Thanks, Ian.Thargoid wrote:I'm not sure you can pass a parameter directly on a timer call to a function. You may need to store it away in a script variable (this.something = whatever) and then refer to that in your called function.
I have a memory of having this issue myself in the past. My IronHide code you quoted is the callback function from a mission screen call, which is a slightly different case.
Edited requires.plist, now working, thanks.Ahruman wrote:Fixed, download it again.
m4r35n357 wrote:Thargoid wrote:I'm not sure you can pass a parameter directly on a timer call to a function. You may need to store it away in a script variable (this.something = whatever) and then refer to that in your called function.
You can’t, but you don’t need to, because JavaScript functions “close over” variables in their declared scope. For example:Thargoid wrote:I'm not sure you can pass a parameter directly on a timer call to a function.
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var x = 5;
this.t = new Timer(this, function() { log(x); }, 0); // Will log 5Code: Select all
function timerFunction(n)
{
log(n);
}
var x = 5;
this.t = new Timer(this, function() { timerFunction(x); }, 0);TGHC wrote:round of applause to everyone, more jelly babies.
