User:Strife Onizuka/Sandbox/Switch/Template:Test

{{LSL_Function
|func
|func_id
|func_sleep
|func_energy
|sort
|func_desc
|func_footnote
|return_type
|return_text
|p1_type|p1_name|p1_desc
|p2_type|p2_name|p2_desc
|p3_type|p3_name|p3_desc
|p4_type|p4_name|p4_desc
|p5_type|p5_name|p5_desc
|p6_type|p6_name|p6_desc
|p7_type|p7_name|p7_desc
|p8_type|p8_name|p8_desc
|p9_type|p9_name|p9_desc
|p10_type|p10_name|p10_desc
|p11_type|p11_name|p11_desc
|p12_type|p12_name|p12_desc
|constants
|spec
|caveats
|examples
|helpers
|also_header
|also_functions
|also_tests
|also_events
|also_articles
|also_footer
|notes
|mode
|deprecated
|location
|inventory
|permission
|negative_index
|cat1
|cat2
|cat3
|cat4
|cat5
|cat6
}}

The LSL_Function template is a intermediate template for LSL_Generic, which handles the formating for both functions and events (LSL_Event is also an intermediate template). The main job of this template is to change the parameter, names & setup the right-side floater. Also makes permission requirements a part of the template.

parameter	desc	example
func	Function name
func_id	Function ID	1.0
func_sleep	Delay	0.0
func_energy	Energy	10.0
func_desc	Function description text.	Gives the monkey a banana
func_footnote	Function footnote (appears after the parameters text).	Has the side effect of causing the avatar to run in circles shouting like on fire.
return_type	return type	integer
return_text	"Returns a return_type return_text" in most cases return_text can be used instead of func_desc.	that is a monkey
p1_type	first parameter type
p1_name	first parameter name
p1_desc	first parameter desc
p2_type	second parameter type
p2_name	second parameter name
p2_desc	second parameter desc
...
p12_type	twelfth parameter type
p12_name	twelfth parameter name
p12_desc	twelfth parameter desc
constants	constants area, no box, please use a table for this section.
spec	spec box
caveats	caveats box
examples	examples box
helpers	helper functions box
also_header	also header
also_functions	also functions indent
also_events	also events indent
also_articles	also articles indent
also_tests	also tests indent
also_footer	also footer
notes	notes box
mode	if mode equals 'god' then it is tagged as requiring godmode. if set to 'request' marks the page as a feature request.
deprecated	Marks the function as deprecated. Set the value to the replacement functions name or 'none'. If it is not set to none and it is infact set, it will include a link to the replacement function.
permission	Set to the PERMISSION_* flag that the function requires. It will amend the appropriate fields to show this requirement (without all the haste of doing it yourself)	PERMISSION_CHANGE_LINKS
negative_index	'true', 'false' or nothing. If set to true or false then it amends the appropriate fields so that the function is marked as supporting or not supporting negative indexes.	true
self	Special field that you only set if you don't want the function to be included in any categories.
cat1	An LSL specific category and sets the proper sort. (example would add the function to the "LSL Stub" category)	Stub
cat2	"
cat3	"
cat4	"
cat5	"
cat6	"
sort	not required but used to specify the sort order, if excluded the wiki will calculate this value for you.
location	optional: location box, used to say which source file it is defined in.
inventory	set to the name of the parameter that is an inventory item name. It makes a nice message in caveats about missing inventory items.

Function: void MyFunction( integer i, float f, string s, key k, list l, vector v, rotation r );

Function: void MyFunction( integer i, float f, string s, key k, list l, vector v, rotation r );

-1	Function ID
100.5	Delay
0.0	Energy

A fictitious function

Returns a void (aka nadda, nothing).

• integer	i
• float	f
• string	s
• key	k
• list	l
• vector	v
• rotation	r

func_footnoteTo run this function the script must request the PERMISSION_FLAG permission with llRequestPermissions. This function does not support negative indexes.

Specification

spec

constants

Caveats

• This function causes the script to sleep for 100.5 seconds.

caveats

Permissions

Do not depend upon the auto-grant status of permissions. Always use the run_time_permissions event. If the script lacks the permission PERMISSION_FLAG, the script will shout an error on DEBUG_CHANNEL and the operation fails (but the script continues to run). Once the PERMISSION_FLAG permission is granted there is no way to revoke it except from inside the script (for example, with a new llRequestPermissions call) or the script is reset or deleted.

• If out of bounds the script continues to execute without an error message.

Examples

examples

Useful Snippets

helpers

Notes

notes

See Also

also_header

Events

• also_events

•

run_time_permissions

–

Permission receiving event

Functions

• also_functions

•	llGetPermissions	–	Get the permissions granted
•	llGetPermissionsKey	–	Get the agent who granted permissions
•	llRequestPermissions	–	Request permissions

Articles

• also_articles

•

Script permissions

also_footer

Deep Notes

Tests

• also_tests

Source

location

MyFunction