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{{OOP|This function has been dropped in favour of [[setPlayerHudComponentVisible]] |[[player]].getRandom|random|isPlayerHudComponentVisible}}
{{OOP|This function has been dropped in favour of [[setPlayerHudComponentVisible]] |[[player]].getRandom|random|isPlayerHudComponentVisible}}
Hey guys, here are a few "rules" in using the OOP template:
* If it's a constructor, such as [[createPed]], in the function use "[[Ped]]" not "createPed" or "Ped.create"
* If it's a static class function or a constructor, use a capital letter for the first character. (Player not player).
* Likewise, if it's an object function such as "player:setName", use lowercase.
* Use full stops (or if you're american, "periods.") for static functions and colons (;) for object functions.
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Revision as of 18:15, 28 December 2014

OOP Syntax

Note: This function has been dropped in favour of setPlayerHudComponentVisible
Method: player.getRandom(...)
Variable: .random
Pair: isPlayerHudComponentVisible

Hey guys, here are a few "rules" in using the OOP template:

  • If it's a constructor, such as createPed, in the function use "Ped" not "createPed" or "Ped.create"
  • If it's a static class function or a constructor, use a capital letter for the first character. (Player not player).
  • Likewise, if it's an object function such as "player:setName", use lowercase.
  • Use full stops (or if you're american, "periods.") for static functions and colons (;) for object functions.