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==Syntax==  
==Syntax==  
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int getPlayerScriptDebugLevel( player thePlayer )
int getPlayerScriptDebugLevel( player thePlayer )
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Returns an ''int'' with the player debug script level, ''false'' if the player is invalid.
Returns an ''int'' with the player debug script level, ''false'' if the player is invalid.
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int getPlayerScriptDebugLevel()
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Returns an ''int'' with the local player's debug script level.
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==Requirements==
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==See Also==
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Revision as of 09:51, 30 June 2024

This will allow you to retrieve the player current debug script level.

Syntax

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Server
int getPlayerScriptDebugLevel( player thePlayer )

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Method: player:getScriptDebugLevel(...)
Variable: .scriptDebugLevel
Counterpart: setPlayerScriptDebugLevel


Required Arguments

  • thePlayer: The person whose debug script level you want

Returns

Returns an int with the player debug script level, false if the player is invalid.

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int getPlayerScriptDebugLevel()

OOP Syntax Help! I don't understand this!

Method: player:getScriptDebugLevel(...)
Variable: .debugLevel


Returns

Returns an int with the local player's debug script level.

Example

Displays a message in the chat what is the player's debug level.

function showdebug (player)
    local level = getPlayerScriptDebugLevel( player )
    outputChatBox( "Your Script Debug Level: " .. level )
end
addCommandHandler ( "showdebug", showdebug )

Requirements

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See Also