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This function adds the given ACL to the given ACL group. This makes the resources and players in the given ACL group have access to what's specified in the given ACL. The rights for something in the different ACL's in a group are OR-ed together, which means if one ACL gives access to something, this ACL group will have access to that.


==Syntax==  
==Syntax==  
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bool aclGroupAddACL ( aclgroup group, acl theACL )
bool aclGroupAddACL ( aclgroup theGroup, acl theACL )
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===Required Arguments===  
===Required Arguments===  
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*'''argumentName:''' description
*'''theGroup:''' The group to add the ACL to
 
*'''theACL:''' The ACL to add to the group
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Returns ''true'' if the ACL could be successfully added to the ACL group, ''false''/''nil'' if either of the elements are invalid, the ACL is already in that group or if something else goes wrong.


==Example==  
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Revision as of 09:13, 26 November 2007

This function adds the given ACL to the given ACL group. This makes the resources and players in the given ACL group have access to what's specified in the given ACL. The rights for something in the different ACL's in a group are OR-ed together, which means if one ACL gives access to something, this ACL group will have access to that.

Syntax

bool aclGroupAddACL ( aclgroup theGroup, acl theACL )

Required Arguments

  • theGroup: The group to add the ACL to
  • theACL: The ACL to add to the group

Returns

Returns true if the ACL could be successfully added to the ACL group, false/nil if either of the elements are invalid, the ACL is already in that group or if something else goes wrong.

Example

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