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A TLP without truebox has thawed (Very Vanilla ready)
Current EMU Server version. Clean Install of MQNext and Project Lazarus.
Edited MQ2autologin.ini EQ Path to point to Project Lazarus directory. As directed by Redguides mq2autologin thread, Added
[Servers]
Project Lazarus=project lazarus
Project Lazarus=[]...
from any lua script
mq.cmd('/declare myVarName int global 99')
val = mq.TLO.Macro.Variable('myVarName')()
this returns val as nil.
However, if you have a macro running then
mq.cmd('/declare myVarName int outer 99')
val = mq.TLO.Macro.Variable('myVarName')()
will return 99 for val.
Within Lua, mq.TLO.Macro.Variable('macro_variable_name')() exposes an outer MQ2DataVar, but not a global variable. Can the global variables please also be exposed because it forces a macro to be running at all times (and not changed) in order to carry variables to exchange data between peers...
Unlike mq.TLO.Raid.Members(), which returns 0 if not in a raid, mq.TLO.Group.Members() returns nil if not in a group (instead of 0), making comparisons more complicated than necessary
In an MQNext macro, I declare a user-defined variable as: /declare foo string global value
Then in a Lua script, how would i retrieve the value of foo?
In the MacroScript to Lua 0.2 guide, 5c. Mixing Lua and Macro, I tried value = mq.TLO.Macro.Variable('foo')(), but that always returns nil
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