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Revision as of 20:28, 14 July 2008

Summary

Function: string mySayOwner( string objectName, string msg );

Like mySay but spoken to object owner only. Cleaner chat on a user's screen. Gives a less-cluttered, more professional looking output.
Returns a string

• string objectName
• string msg

<lsl> mySayOwner(string objectName, string msg) {

   string name = llGetObjectName();
   llSetObjectName(objectName);
   llOwnerSay("/me " + msg);
   llSetObjectName(name);

} </lsl> See also: mySay, Category:LSL_Chat

Examples

<lsl> mySay("","Processing, please wait."); </lsl> //The owner sees just: 17:04 Processing, please wait.

//You don't need to specify anything in the first parameter. The second one is limited to the normal chat limitation of a maximum of 255 bytes for that string. You may if you wish in the function swap in llWhisper or llShout.

Notes

What this does:

Instead of users having their vision obscured by text like this covering half their screen:

[14:04] Animated Living Sofa Combo Couple & Solo 2.1e whispers: Lie F 1

They see just this:

[14:04] Lie F 1