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|func=llDumpList2String|return_type=string|p1_type=list|p1_name=src|p2_type=string|p2_name=separato ...ma-separated formatted string with no choice over the {{LSLPT|separator}}, llDumpList2String gives you more control. This can be useful if you don't trust commas as a {

...the end of {{LSLP|dest}}, then {{LSLP|src}} is appended to {{LSLP|dest}}, it will not add null entries. To avoid this, create empty elements in the lis llOwnerSay(llDumpList2String(numbers, ","));

Create two objects. Take the key of one object and put it into the *description* of the other object. Now put the scripts in, and aft ...hen maybe you can use it... if it doesn't, then likely you have no use for it.

...ibuting content to the wiki, so if I did something wrong, feel free to fix it. gPassword = llDumpList2String(llListRandomize(slice,1),"");

...tion's functionality is equivalent to <code style="white-space: nowrap;">[[llDumpList2String]]('''src''', ", ");</code><br/><br/> ...n is more or less the {{Wikipedia|Comma-separated_values|CSV}} format, but it does not conform in all its details.<br/><br/>

llOwnerSay("<" + llDumpList2String(my_list,"><") + ">"); llOwnerSay("<" + llDumpList2String(my_list,"><") + ">");

llOwnerSay(llDumpList2String(three_four, ",")); llOwnerSay(llDumpList2String(output, ","));

llOwnerSay(llDumpList2String(three_four, ",")); llOwnerSay(llDumpList2String(output, ","));

...(A), apply script, Rez another prim (B) and put it slightly below it, link it up so B is a child and A is the root. llSay( ch, llDumpList2String( [nKey,0] + tData1, "|" ) );

...o specify. Useful, for instance, for long floating text to make it tidier. It will not split words at odd places but instead look for the space in the te return llDumpList2String(laLines,"\n");

If {{LSLP|start}} or {{LSLP|end}} is negative, it is counted from the end list. The last element in the list is -1, the first llOwnerSay(llDumpList2String(three_four, ","));

This will make it go from Spanish to English. Then all you need to do is do a string replacem return llDumpList2String(llParseStringKeepNulls((str = "") + str, [search], []), replace);

..._num}} does not reflect how a message was sent, there is no way to know if it was sent with a LINK_* flag or the [[llGetLinkNumber|specific link number]] ...into a string manually all at once, which avoids the comparatively slower llDumpList2String call but is not as flexible.

|caveats=*When using this function to typecast a list element to a string it will truncated float based types to 6 decimal places. |also_functions={{LSL DefineRow||[[llDumpList2String]]|}}

notify(llDumpList2String(listOfNames, ",")); ...eate a separate notifyList function which takes a list parameter and dumps it:

|spec=The sort order is affected by type. For strings and keys, it is case sensitive and sorts by Unicode character code.<br/> |caveats=*It uses the same unoptimized selection sort algorithm as llListSort, which is

...ly speaking, you write a string with some format specifiers, and then send it the variables, rather than having to concatenate a bunch of strings and con Width will pad spaces if the result string doesn't fit. It doesn't crop one.

It is also very simple to input in notecards and so you can have a very generi ..."|" is not to be used because conflicting with your schema you can change it with %255, but in this way you lose the notecard serialization.

...rely on [[:Category:LSL Floating Text|Floating Text]] as a storage medium; it is neither secure nor finalized. *** It can be viewed by anyone with a client that is capable of rendering text tha

...s not return a clamped value, meaning an unusually bright scene will cause it to return an out-of-bounds color. (This can be fixed by clamping the value llOwnerSay(llDumpList2String(environment, ", "));

...ning the runtime file will change its name for any notifications. However, it will change back as soon as the notification has been sent. (For example, f ...his product is pending a {{DuoGrid Link}}-Compatible badge. This will make it work on the Main Grid as well.

if(type == INVENTORY_NONE){ // if type is INVENTORY_NONE it isn't there. llOwnerSay("Inventory item found with name of notecard, but it is not a notecard");

...cript are currently under development and are not yet finished. Please use it with caution and check back later for updates.}} == What it is ==

...se this function with the {{Wikipedia|Comma-separated values|CSV}} format, it is ''not'' the CSV format. ...desc=This function takes a string of values separated by commas, and turns it into a list.

|spec=The sort order is affected by type. For strings and keys, it is case sensitive and sorts by Unicode character code.<br/> |caveats=*It uses an unoptimized selection sort algorithm, which is an algorithm with a

...ng and/or trailing white space (spaces, tabs, and line feeds) trimmed from it. ...hether via chat or via a notecard -- it is a good idea to always full trim it:

* No special instructions. It operates stand alone once installed. ...orums.secondlife.com/forumdisplay.php?f=15, it is intended to stay FREE by it's author(s)

...UIST-STIUF is an extension of FUIS-SIUF which is an extension of FUI-IUF). It encodes lists into strings and back into lists with care to restore the typ ...e Combat System and the functions were given the names "parse" and "dump". It wasn't until the development of {{HoverText|TLTP|Touch Link Transfer Protoc

...keys into a message, especially when sending to a webiste. For this reason it may be beneficial to use key-compression, to reduce the size of keys. ...ressed key will typically be a little smaller than 50% the size of the key it represents.

key notecardKey; //Store the notecard's key, so we don't read it again by accident. ...{ //Check if the notecard exists in inventory, and is has been saved since it's creation (newly created notecards that are yet to be saved are assigned N

...was left in the time to live of the dialog box (not very useful but maybe it is). <br /> The response always goes back to only the [[prim]] that request ...ialog box that won't timeout. The value must be between 5.0 and 7200.0; or it will be replaced by the default timeout. The timeout won't make a box disap

...m will allow you to give the contents of itself to any user that clicks on it while using the preset specified client. Currently this script is setup to It shows how to use media testing to read browser headers to get the details a

* Thus, you can build arbitrary HTML in your LSL script and display it on the face of the prim return llDumpList2String(llParseString2List(src, [target], []), replace);

...ices can be detected and rules for '''how''' the devices can communicate. It does '''not''' define the very content of such communications, with the exc ...ul protocol does not mean that creators of devices will be inclined to use it. Please consider this article as a draft with the intention to create a us

It has a few commands you can use: ...4 scripts on</tt> will show script count and memory if the region supports it.

...that does not exist will not generate [[XP_ERROR_KEY_NOT_FOUND]]. Instead, it will generate a new key with the specified value, as if you had used [[llCr llUpdateKeyValue("$DB_LockedBy", llDumpList2String([llGetOwner(),llGetKey(),llGetLinkKey(!!llGetLinkNumber()),llGetRegionName(

...age telling the sim is online and what channel and version the sim is now. It also displays how many restarts the sim had since the script itself was res ...message recipient (please ask if they want to), create a notecard and fill it with names or keys, one key a line.

string parametro_lista = llDumpList2String(mia_lista, "|"); // Converte la lista in una stringa |also_functions={{LSL DefineRow||[[llMessageLinked/it]]}}

...the functions in LSL, they aren't the easiest to customize in this state, it best to use the ESL versions. return possibles + llDumpList2String((input = []) + input, possibles);

...ld it appear or move the particle chain to a more preferable target should it become available. ...t will only run correctly in the ROOT PRIM of and object. This is because it uses an "attach" event which are not correctly handled when is child prims.

...All functions in the library are hand optimized. To understand the logic, it is best to pull the code apart but be wary of LSL's strict order of operati ...y this version posted below by [[User:Haravikk Mistral|Haravikk Mistral]], it is much faster (under both [[LSL]] and [[Mono]]) while having identical beh

...se of this function is to allow scripts in the same object to communicate. It triggers a [[link_message]] [[event]] with the same parameters {{LSLP|num}} ...script can hear its own linked messages if {{LSLP|link}} targets the prim it is in{{Footnote|There are four ways for a script to target itself: by [[llG

EDIT : Looks like the Lindens have either broken or blocked this function. It works from my browser, however from LSL I get an error page containing this EDIT : Yes you're right Darling. It seems they've blocked this access from within the world... I still wonder w

...e need to temporarily store the notecard contents in a list before dumping it to the contents string. ...integer j=llGetListLength(multithread_fetch); // see why we pre-populated it now ? :D

...ing|inline=*|Security|The MD4 hashing algorithm should not be used because it is too easy to generate collisions (two inputs which result in the same has ...gs in LSL are UTF-8) and the other is for Base64 Strings (you need to tell it how many bits long the data is).

If you reject everything, a script runtime error will be generated (as it makes no sense to do this). Using 0 as the filter value will accept all typ // Tell target that it has been hit.

...otecard called (Category Theme).Fantasy and copy the data of this one into it. The 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 just means no floor drop, but hol // This script is free; you can redistribute it and/or modify it

// A negative channel is used because it elimited accidental activations // (WARNING) If set to TRUE, it is recommended to set

...ve been using this code in more than a few projects and decided to release it here. ...ts should equal the same number of items as you declared in dictNew(). If it does not, the list will be chopped or padded with null keys. Keys are crea

...one will sequentially send the ping messages to each of the mooring points it needs, for example for a St. Andree Cross we will ping the wrist and ankle ...ttachment detects the message corresponding to itself in the channel -8888 it will answer by the same message completed by "ok"

...ing|inline=*|Security|The MD5 hashing algorithm should not be used because it is too easy to generate collisions (two inputs which result in the same has ...gs in LSL are UTF-8) and the other is for Base64 Strings (you need to tell it how many bits long the data is).

reportString += "http_body: " + llDumpList2String( unitParameters , ",") + "\n"; //if it made it past the error detection test, return a passed response

/////// and manages the collection and output of those reports. It should be ////////// script. It determines if the stat is in the current test group

...ur option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty ...ects through text. This may seem trivial, but it has several advantages to it.

/////// This is the interface script that talks to the Coordinator. It should be included /////// in each TestUnit. It communicates with the TestScripts via linked message.

csvList = llDumpList2String(statValues, ","); llOwnerSay("Payouts: L$" + llDumpList2String(payouts, ",L$"));

{{LSL_Function/it string parametro_lista = llDumpList2String(mia_lista, "|"); // Converte la lista in una stringa

llOwnerSay(llDumpList2String(incomingMessage,"\n")); llDumpList2String(incomingMessage,"\n"));

...istration]] shows how to obtain the URL for your HTTP service and register it externally, and how to do proper backoff and retry as an HTTP Client. llOwnerSay(llDumpList2String(incomingMessage,"\n"));

! Who is working on it ? | [[llDumpList2String|llDumpList2String]] || [[llDumpList2String/fr|llDumpList2String]] ||- ||- ||-

...les in a "urls" directory that store the URLs. Yea, it's pretty lame, but it works. Lol. llDumpList2String( [cchttp_reg_name]+llList2List(cchttp_dns_pending,i+2,i+3), ":" )

if(Base > 60000) return llDumpList2String(lEnc,"|"); string s = llDumpList2String(llParseString2List(llList2String(Input,x), ["-"], []), "");

Second generation of my prim text renderer. It's meant to be easy, compact, efficient and high performance. ...ly more bloated but with richer options, with Icons and Unit measurements. It is extended to move away from static reading display and towards a very ric

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by

A negative {{LSLP|status_code}} is an [[#error_code|error code]], otherwise it is the number of hits (and strides) returned. ...ay]] will not detect a prim if the line starts inside the prim. This makes it safe to use the prim position as the start location.

...] <font color=#b5005a><b>Leonel Iceghost</b><nowiki>: they are saying that it is all your fault</nowiki></font> [09:03] <font color=#b500b5><b>Vincent Nacon</b><nowiki>: not that it's implied</nowiki></font>

// anyone before it automatically powers down. Set to '0' to disable the auto-off function //although fondly calling it a 'ShoutOut', it actually makes more sense to keep within the 20m range of llSay

llDumpList2String(llDeleteSubList(tokens, 0, 5), ":") // Store a style string in a variable and use it.

...es several concepts of advanced LSL programming, as a translation service, it relies upon the Google Translation Service API, which, at the time of posti ...f language code. Should only automatically change the avatar's language if it is reliably predicted that they have changed languages.

...McAndrews' voluntueered as new maintainer. I hope the MLPv2 team will pick it up. //animname+index is key to both real animation name and it's position.

The Scripts for the holodeck may look complex but once you have done it correctly everything is very simple to use. Building and setup are similar // This file is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify

/* Make an increase size by +200% until the script says it fails. */ if( llDumpList2String( llList2List( lElem, 0, -2 ), " " ) !=

...of the [[AES LSL Implementation|LSL AES Engine]] by [[Haravikk Mistral]]. It allows a developer to generate an optimised AES Engine using [http://en.wik With this amount of free-memory it is possible to integrate AES directly into a script, without the use of a b

*# If it rezzes to the ground then the legacy object updater works. # Verify that you are charged L$17 to upload it

"It's 10 o'clock." <lsl>string myTrimmedText = llDumpList2String(llParseString2List(src, [" "], []), " ");</lsl>

;; ; This software has been given to the PUBLIC DOMAIN. Use it as you see ;; thorougly, but it works well enough for me. If you have any

'''OK, so this page is massively out of date - I'm starting to fix it''' ...™. In addition to providing the interface between in-world furniture/toys, it implements some extensions to the RLV specs that allow for identification o

...amp;</code> will have to be escaped as <code>&amp;amp;</code> when putting it in the list of items for the operator syntax. <item>llDumpList2String</item>

<p>llDialog(who, "This chats so you can hear it.", ["Hooray"], 0);</p> <p><b>A.42. llDumpList2String</b></p>