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RE: cBlockArea - NiLSPACE - 08-14-2013 Do you think a cBlockArea:DoWithEveryBlock( -- Code here)function in C++ exported to Lua is faster then
for X=0, BlockAreaWidthX do
for Y=0, BlockAreaWidthY do
for Z=0, BlockAreaWidthZ do
-- Code here
end
end
end in Lua?
RE: cBlockArea - xoft - 08-14-2013 Not sure, would have to be measured. The cost of callbacks is small but not negligible. It might even depend on the "Code here". RE: cBlockArea - NiLSPACE - 02-09-2014 Back to the callback, I need something that does the opposite of MakeIndex. I need the X, Y and Z position from the blockcount. RE: cBlockArea - xoft - 02-10-2014 I'm afraid you'll have to code that one yourself, for now. RE: cBlockArea - NiLSPACE - 08-18-2014 Wow I didn't expect this to work:
function cBlockArea:SetName(a_Name)
self.Name = a_Name
return true
end
local Blck = cBlockArea()
Blck:SetName("TestName")
print(Blck.Name)
This is kinda useless, but I didn't think we could have custom functions in the userdata. RE: cBlockArea - xoft - 08-19-2014 It is possible in Lua; MCS could theoretically prevent this, but why bother. The only problem is that such extra properties (self.Name) won't get carried across some boundaries, such as inter-plugin comm, or callbacks (such as setting such a property in a cPlayer object and then doing ForEachPlayer later on) |