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zechZ EvilMana Noob Karma: 0 Offline Posts: 49 |
| system.quit() or os.exit() « on: July 16, 2007, 06:57:33 AM » |
i tried these two code for luaPlayer for windows... the "Syatem.quit()" didn't work.. os.exit() worked in LuaPlayer for windows. but when i tried it in my PSP it hangs..
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Buddy4point0 EvilMana Regular User Karma: 3 Offline Posts: 165 |
| Re: system.quit() or os.exit() « Reply #1 on: July 17, 2007, 01:33:24 AM » |
im using luaplayer .20 no mods. and os.exit() freezes, and System.quit() gives me an error, and System.Quit() gives me the same error. could someone help with this? i really need the proper function for .20 and i cant find it.
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yaustar Administrator EvilMana God Karma: 40 Offline Posts: 1,103 |
| Re: system.quit() or os.exit() « Reply #2 on: July 17, 2007, 02:35:38 AM » |
Just break out of the script. You shouldn't ever need to use X.exitEtc(). i.e. Code: g_QuitFlag = false; while not g_QuitFlag do -- some code -- more code if play quits game then g_QuitFlag = true end end
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zechZ EvilMana Noob Karma: 0 Offline Posts: 49 |
| Re: system.quit() or os.exit() « Reply #3 on: July 22, 2007, 08:25:15 AM » |
thx for the great help...always!
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LMelior EvilMana Toddler Karma: 54 Offline Posts: 98 |
| Re: system.quit() or os.exit() « Reply #4 on: July 22, 2007, 07:50:40 PM » |
Well, those special functions were kind of useful when you only accessed your game through Lowser. I always shared this information back when I experimented with it, but nobody else seemed to have believed me, or at least, nobody passed it on when this question popped up (which it did and does often): The command os.exit() only worked with earlier versions of Luaplayer. I know for a fact it worked with 0.16, and that it did NOT with 0.20. I believe I tested it with 0.19 and it did not work on that version, but I don't remember for sure. If you want to use 0.20 (which is understandable since it uses a more updated version of Lua), then I believe Cools' mods of LuaPlayer include the function System.Quit(). I know the function was in LuaPlayer 0.17dk2, but I'm pretty sure Cools integrated it into his (or made his own).
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| Re: system.quit() or os.exit() « Reply #5 on: July 26, 2007, 05:59:37 PM » |
Quote from: LMelior on July 22, 2007, 07:50:40 PM Well, those special functions were kind of useful when you only accessed your game through Lowser. I always shared this information back when I experimented with it, but nobody else seemed to have believed me, or at least, nobody passed it on when this question popped up (which it did and does often): The command os.exit() only worked with earlier versions of Luaplayer. I know for a fact it worked with 0.16, and that it did NOT with 0.20. I believe I tested it with 0.19 and it did not work on that version, but I don't remember for sure. If you want to use 0.20 (which is understandable since it uses a more updated version of Lua), then I believe Cools' mods of LuaPlayer include the function System.Quit(). I know the function was in LuaPlayer 0.17dk2, but I'm pretty sure Cools integrated it into his (or made his own). i have used and still do use System.Quit without lowser.
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