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output += "copy permissions"; | output += "copy permissions"; | ||
else if ((perm & PERM_TRANSFER) == PERM_TRANSFER) | else if ((perm & PERM_TRANSFER) == PERM_TRANSFER) | ||
output += " | output += "transfer permissions"; | ||
// remember, neither 'only mod perms' nor 'no perms' is possible | // remember, neither 'only mod perms' nor 'no perms' is possible |
Revision as of 10:21, 25 November 2012
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Summary
Function: integer llGetObjectPermMask( integer mask );0.0 | Forced Delay |
10.0 | Energy |
Returns an integer that is the requested permission mask for the root object the task is attached to.
• integer | mask | – | MASK_* flag |
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Examples
<lsl> string getPermsAsReadableString(integer perm) {
integer fullPerms = PERM_COPYNotes
The perms of a newly created object often are Base = PERM_ALL, Owner = PERM_ALL, Next = PERM_MOVE or PERM_TRANSFER, Group = 0 (none), Everyone = 0 (none). The perms2String example describes those perms as "Closed / Yes Transfer".