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{{Server client function}} | {{Server client function}} | ||
This function returns the serial for a specified [[player]]. | This function returns the [[serial]] for a specified [[player]]. | ||
==Syntax== | ==Syntax== | ||
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==Returns== | ==Returns== | ||
Returns the serial as a ''string'' if it was found, ''false'' otherwise. | Returns the serial as a ''string'' if it was found, ''false'' otherwise. | ||
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The format of the serial has been changed. | |||
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==Example== | ==Example== | ||
Revision as of 12:59, 11 April 2009
This function returns the serial for a specified player.
Syntax
string getPlayerSerial ( player thePlayer )
Required Arguments
- thePlayer: A player object referencing the specified player.
Returns
Returns the serial as a string if it was found, false otherwise.
The format of the serial has been changed.
Example
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ServerThis example creates a command with which player can check their own serial.
function checkMySerial( thePlayer, command )
local theSerial = getPlayerSerial( thePlayer )
if theSerial then
outputChatBox( "Your serial is: " .. theSerial, thePlayer )
else
outputChatBox( "Sorry, you have no serial. =(", thePlayer )
end
end
addCommandHandler( "serial", checkMySerial )