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Created: | 10-13-11 03:39 PM |
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1.7 |
29kB |
NerfedWar |
07-07-12 02:40 PM |
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1.6 |
29kB |
NerfedWar |
07-05-12 03:38 PM |
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1.1.0 |
29kB |
NerfedWar |
10-19-11 04:10 PM |
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1.1.0 |
9kB |
NerfedWar |
10-15-11 09:59 AM |
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1.0.1 |
9kB |
NerfedWar |
10-13-11 03:39 PM |
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Thanks for the update
![]() Unfortunately, the Inspector doesn't seem to work for me as I would expect. While typing the variable name (say "myTable.myKey") it will inspect myTable, but after that the screen no longer updates. Pressing the Inspect button has no effect either. The only way I can get it to update is to press backspace until it reads "myTabl" (no e), which will then display nil |
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Re: Re: Re: Bug
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Last edited by NerfedWar : 10-20-11 at 01:19 PM.
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Re: Re: Bug
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Re: Bug
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The inspector window automatically performs a lookup each time you change what is in the input field. If you call a function with it and pass the wrong parameters, or call a function that doesn't exist by adding braces() then the lua-engine will throw an error as expected. I agree this is not the best solution and have a new version in the works that will trap these errors and not display them. I cannot replicate your error though. If I install RunecraftHelper and type RunecraftHelper in the Inspector all I get is RunecraftHelper=nil. Can you provide more details?
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Bug
Tried this out today. In the inspector window, I started typing RunecraftHelper: and that was as far as I got when the chat loaded with errors.
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