How do i get the code of a function

[MARBLE MAN]

so lets say that i made a function called bacon();
I want to get the code from bacon and add stuff to it, then save the function
how would i do that?
like

function bacon(){
commandtoserver('messagesent',"want bacon");
}

then get the code of bacon to add stuff to it

function bacon() {
commandtoserver('messagesent',"I think i would");
call bacon(); //or parent::bacon?
}

and the out put would be:

Player: i think i would
Player: want bacon

would i use the parent of bacon to do this?

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[Port]

Code: [Select]

package foo
{
function bacon()
{
commandToServer( 'MessageSent', "I think i would");
parent::bacon();
}
};

activatePackage( "foo" );


[¥ola]

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I'm pretty sure that's not what he was asking for,

To call a function just do the functions name and args
Like so:

bacon();

That would call the function "Bacon", and make it do whatever is inside the function.





Keep in mind to stay away from naming TWO functions the same thing.

[Port]

I'm pretty sure that's not what he was asking for,

To call a function just do the functions name and args
Like so:

bacon();

That would call the function "Bacon", and make it do whatever is inside the function.

Calling a function conditionlessly from within the function itself will yield an infinite loop.

[¥ola]

Calling a function conditionlessly from within the function itself will yield an infinite loop.

Wait, he is calling the function from INSIDE the function itself?

[MARBLE MAN]

Wait, he is calling the function from INSIDE the function itself?

i want to add to the function
like make calling the bacon function super admin only?

[Ipquarx]

i want to add to the function
like make calling the bacon function super admin only?

see ports answer, using packages and parents.

[SpreadsPlague]

Keep in mind to stay away from naming TWO functions the same thing.

really? you can't overload in torque? (never tried it)

[HellsHero]

really? you can't overload in torque? (never tried it)

You will overwrite it. He just said that because he wanted to warn him it would 'break' whatever thing he overwrote.

[MARBLE MAN]

can i at least get the code of a function?
like

announce(getcode('messagesent'));
would announce the messagesent code?

[Lugnut]

can i at least get the code of a function?
like

announce(getcode('messagesent'));
would announce the messagesent code?

not possible.

[Axolotl2]

The closest way you can do this is by trace(), but that only says when functions are called, and what functions are called by that function.

[Port]

The closest way you can do this is by trace(), but that only says when functions are called, and what functions are called by that function.

Mentions practically nothing anyway.