Is there a list of ''known'' variables for TS?

[ZombieDude]

'Known' meaning certain variables people use all the time, like %client and %this. Where would I find a list of these, if there is one?

[Ad Bot]

[elm]

What?

[Xalos]

function GameConnection::createPlayer(%littlePiggy, %hamster)
{
    if(%littlePiggy.builtAHouse)
        Parent::createPlayer(%littlePiggy, %hamster);
    else %littlePiggy.chatMessage("\c6Build a house first, little piggy!");
}

[Scriode]

I think he means global variables?

[boodals 2]

Im gonna assume your new to programming.

A variable name can be anything at all. I can create a brick and stored it in a variable %player. The name means nothing, its only to make it easier to understand for you and others.


Or if you mean global variables, do export("$*", "config/variables.cs"); and you will get a list of all global variables.

This doesn't work anymore, by the way.

Edit: Oh poop. I just tried that and it crashed me. Don't do that.

Edit 2: It crashes you, but it does work. Use with caution.

Edit 3: Okay, so it crashes you, but doesn't get all of the variables. It just stops part way through..

[Port]

Or if you mean global variables, do export("$*", "config/variables.cs"); and you will get a list of all global variables.

This doesn't work anymore, by the way.

[boodals 2]

This doesn't work anymore, by the way.

Kinda off topic, but why did it stop working?

[jes00]

This doesn't work anymore, by the way.

Works for me. Blockland crashes, but it still works.

[boodals 2]

Works for me. Blockland crashes, but it still works.

Ah, so it does.

[Lugnut]

This doesn't work anymore, by the way.

why the stuff

[Subpixel]

Variable names don't matter as long as they're used correctly.

For, example, this function:

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function eat(%pie)
{
    %pie.delete();
}
can be used like this:
eat(%apple);
eat(%himynameisdaveandiliketobeeatensodoyouthinkyoucaneatmeokaythanksandbye);

[Zeblote]

This doesn't work anymore, by the way.

Do export("$*"); and read console.log?

[Port]

Works for me. Blockland crashes, but it still works.

Did you actually look at the file? It stops halfway.

[redoctober2009]

Go into the console in-game and type in "$", then keep pressing / hold down tab.
It's a little slow, but it works.

Another solution:
I've noticed that with the previous way, it always seems to stop on variables starting with the letter "S."
In order to work around this, I simply wrote some code to export all variables except for those beginning with S. This seems to work perfectly, and for variables beginning with S you can use the above solution.

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function exportGlobalVars(%letter)
{
export("$"@%letter@ "*","config/varlists/list_"@%letter@ ".cs");
}
exportGlobalVars("a");
exportGlobalVars("b");
exportGlobalVars("c");
exportGlobalVars("d");
exportGlobalVars("e");
exportGlobalVars("f");
exportGlobalVars("g");
exportGlobalVars("h");
exportGlobalVars("i");
exportGlobalVars("j");
exportGlobalVars("k");
exportGlobalVars("l");
exportGlobalVars("m");
exportGlobalVars("n");
exportGlobalVars("o");
exportGlobalVars("p");
exportGlobalVars("q");
exportGlobalVars("r");
//exportGlobalVars("s");
exportGlobalVars("t");
exportGlobalVars("u");
exportGlobalVars("v");
exportGlobalVars("w");
exportGlobalVars("x");
exportGlobalVars("y");
exportGlobalVars("z");
If you know of an easier way to omit the letter S, please let me know, because I'm sure this could be improved.

[Zeblote]

Did you actually look at the file? It stops halfway.

Do export("$*"); and read console.log?