onColShapeHit

[MatXpl]

local redArea1 = createColRectangle (...) 
local redArea2 = createColRectangle (...) 
local redArea3 = createColRectangle (...) 
  
local greenArea1 = createColRectangle (...) 
local greenArea2 = createColRectangle (...) 
local greenArea3 = createColRectangle (...) 

and i wanna to group this.. i need this to use in onColShapeHit events:

function hitRed() 
... 
end 
addEventHandler ( "onColShapeHit", WHAT HERE?, hitRed ) 
  
function hitGreen() 
... 
end 
addEventHandler ( "onColShapeHit", WHAT HERE?, hitGreen ) 

Tabeles ?

[Sparrow]

function hitRed() 
if (source == redArea1 or source == redArea2 or source == redArea3) then 
... 
end 
end 
addEventHandler ( "onColShapeHit", root, hitRed ) 
      
function hitGreen() 
if (source == greenArea1 or source == greenArea2 or source == greenArea3) then 
... 
end 
end 
addEventHandler ( "onColShapeHit", root, hitGreen ) 

I set 'root' on 'WHAT HERE?' because I did 'if source == area then

[MatXpl]

oohhh...

that's right, I had not thought about it.

thanks!

[drk]

local rAreas = { }; 
local gAreas = { }; 
  
local tRedAreas = 
{ 
    { fX = 200, fY = 100, fWidth = 500, fHeight = 500 }; 
    { fX = 300, fY = 50, fWidth = 250, fHeight = 300 }; 
} 
  
local tGreenAreas = 
{ 
    { fX = 200, fY = 100, fWidth = 500, fHeight = 500 }; 
    { fX = 300, fY = 50, fWidth = 250, fHeight = 300 }; 
} 
  
for _, rArea in pairs ( tRedAreas ) do 
    rAreas[_] = createColRectangle ( rArea.fX, rArea.fY, rArea.fwidth, rArea.fHeight ); 
    addEventHandler ( 'onColShapeHit', rAreas[_], onRectangleHit ); 
    addEventHandler ( 'onColShapeLeave', rAreas[_], onRectangleLeave ); 
end 
  
for _, gArea in pairs ( tGreenAreas ) do     
    gAreas[_] = createColRectangle ( gArea.fX, gArea.fY, gArea.fWidth, gArea.fHeight ); 
    addEventHandler ( 'onColShapeHit', gAreas[_], onRectangleHit ); 
    addEventHandler ( 'onColShapeLeave', gAreas[_], onRectangleLeave ); 
end 
  
onRectangleHit = function ( uPlayer ) 
    outputChatBox ( getPlayerName ( uPlayer ) .. ' entered the ColShape!', root, 255, 255, 255, false ); 
end 
  
onRectangleLeave = function ( uPlayer ) 
    outputChatBox ( getPlayerName ( uPlayer ) .. ' left the ColShape!', root, 255, 255, 255, false ); 
end 
  

Edited April 16, 2012 by Guest

[Aibo]

DrakeN youre adding event handlers before handler functions are even defined.

[drk]

That's not a problem, it works.

[qaisjp]

local areas = { 
    ['red'] = { 
        {200, 100, 500,  500} 
        {300,50, 250, 300} 
    { 
    ['green'] = { 
       {200, 100, 500, 500 } 
       {300, 50, 250, 300 } 
   } 
} 
  
function onRectangleHit( pl ) 
    outputChatBox ( getPlayerName (pl) .. ' entered the ColShape!', root, 255, 255, 255, false) 
end 
 function onRectangleLeave(pl) 
    outputChatBox ( getPlayerName (pl) .. ' left the ColShape!', root, 255, 255, 255, false) 
end 
  
for area, part in pairs ( areas ) do 
    for i,rArea in ipairs(part) do 
        areas[area] = createColRectangle ( unpack(values) ); 
        addEventHandler ( 'onColShapeHit', areas[area][i], onRectangleHit ); 
        addEventHandler ( 'onColShapeLeave', areas[area][i], onRectangleLeave ); 
    end 
end 
  

better, correct code.

aibo is right.

[drk]

You're wrong and Aibo too

First, in your code, values is nil.

And Aibo, I tested it some times. You don't need create functions first, believe me. I can show the part of my GangWar where I add handlers first and then functions and work.

[Castillo]

Oh, really?

[2012-04-16 18:04:09] WARNING: 124: Bad argument @ 'addEventHandler' [Expected element at argument 2, got boolean] 
[2012-04-16 18:04:09] WARNING: 125: Bad argument @ 'addEventHandler' [Expected element at argument 2, got boolean] 
[2012-04-16 18:04:09] WARNING: 123: Bad argument @ 'createColPolygon' 
[2012-04-16 18:04:09] WARNING: 124: Bad argument @ 'addEventHandler' [Expected element at argument 2, got boolean] 
[2012-04-16 18:04:09] WARNING: 125: Bad argument @ 'addEventHandler' [Expected element at argument 2, got boolean] 
[2012-04-16 18:04:09] WARNING: 130: Bad argument @ 'addEventHandler' [Expected function at argument 3, got nil] 
[2012-04-16 18:04:09] WARNING: 131: Bad argument @ 'addEventHandler' [Expected element at argument 2, got boolean] 
[2012-04-16 18:04:09] WARNING: 130: Bad argument @ 'addEventHandler' [Expected function at argument 3, got nil] 
[2012-04-16 18:04:09] WARNING: 131: Bad argument @ 'addEventHandler' [Expected element at argument 2, got boolean] 

local rAreas = { }; 
local gAreas = { }; 
  
local tRedAreas = 
{ 
    { fX = 200, fY = 100, fWidth = 500, fHeight = 500 }; 
    { fX = 300, fY = 50, fWidth = 250, fHeight = 300 }; 
} 
  
local tGreenAreas = 
{ 
    { fX = 200, fY = 100, fWidth = 500, fHeight = 500 }; 
    { fX = 300, fY = 50, fWidth = 250, fHeight = 300 }; 
} 
  
addEventHandler ( "onResourceStart", resourceRoot, 
    function ( ) 
        for _, rArea in ipairs ( tRedAreas ) do 
            rAreas[_] = createColRectangle ( rArea.fX, rArea.fY, rArea.fWidth, rArea.fHeight ); 
            addEventHandler ( 'onColShapeHit', rAreas[_], onRectangleHit ); 
            addEventHandler ( 'onColShapeLeave', rAreas[_], onRectangleLeave ); 
        end 
  
        for _, gArea in ipairs ( tGreenAreas ) do    
            gAreas[_] = createColRectangle ( gArea.fX, gArea.fY, gArea.fWidth, gArea.fHeight ); 
            addEventHandler ( 'onColShapeHit', gAreas[_], onRectangleHit ); 
            addEventHandler ( 'onColShapeLeave', gAreas[_], onRectangleLeave ); 
        end 
    end 
) 
  
onRectangleHit = function ( uPlayer ) 
    outputChatBox ( getPlayerName ( uPlayer ) .. ' entered the ColShape!', root, 255, 255, 255, false ); 
end 
  
onRectangleLeave = function ( uPlayer ) 
    outputChatBox ( getPlayerName ( uPlayer ) .. ' left the ColShape!', root, 255, 255, 255, false ); 
end 

You had many errors in your code, Draken.

1: Your table contained strings, not numbers.

2: You had "rAreas" instead of "gAreas" in the second loop.

Do you even test what you post? because you're not helping if you don't.

[drk]

First, why don't you stop calling others "KID" when you're one, Solidsnaka?

Second, I forgot "Your table contained strings, not numbers.", what the problem? You never missed something?

Third, "You had "rAreas" instead of "gAreas" in the second loop." LOL?

Fourth, You don't need the fucking onClientResourceStart event.

Edited April 16, 2012 by Guest

[Castillo]

1: I never called anyone "kid".

2: I'd, but I test many times the script before posting it here.

3: You'd, you can check your original code.

4: Is "onResourceStart", not "onClientResourceStart". If you don't use this, then you have to declare the functions before adding the events.

[drk]

Are you sure you never called? You must pay more attention in what you say ^^

I can't test scripts in my machine because it sucks and if you have missed something already, why don't you just shut up?

And maybe I have somethings wrong because I made it fast, I said it's correct?

Edited April 16, 2012 by Guest

[Castillo]

I'm not going to argue with you, it would be a waste of time.

[drk]

You don't like "Are you sure you never called? You must pay more attention in what you say ^^" ??

If not, why when I say something about, you say the same "I don't want to argue with you" ??

Anyway, I will not lost my time with you, it's a waste.

[Aibo]

And Aibo, I tested it some times. You don't need create functions first, believe me. I can show the part of my GangWar where I add handlers first and then functions and work.

you should've learned some programming logic instead of semicolons and type prefixes in a dynamically-typed language.

think whatever you like, but dont confuse other people into thinking they can pass nil values and "add function there later".

also if you and SolidSnake14 are going to argue who called who what, please do that in PM.

[Kenix]

local tTempAreas =  
{  
    tRedAreas   = { }; 
    tGreenAreas = { }; 
} 
  
local tAllAreas = 
{ 
    tRedAreas = 
    { 
        { nX = 300, nY = 50, nWidth = 50, nHeight = 50 }; 
    }; 
     
    tGreenAreas = 
    { 
        { nX = 200, nY = 100, nWidth = 50, nHeight = 50 }; 
    }; 
} 
  
local fOnRectangleHit = function ( uPlayer ) 
    outputChatBox ( getPlayerName ( uPlayer ) .. ' entered the ColShape!', root, 255, 255, 255 ) 
end 
  
local fOnRectangleLeave = function ( uPlayer ) 
    outputChatBox ( getPlayerName ( uPlayer ) .. ' left the ColShape!', root, 255, 255, 255 ) 
end 
  
addEventHandler ( 'onResourceStart', resourceRoot, 
    function ( ) 
        for sName, tArea in pairs( tAllAreas ) do 
            for _, tValue in pairs( tArea ) do 
                tTempAreas[ sName ][ #tTempAreas[ sName ] + 1 ] = createColRectangle ( tValue.nX, tValue.nY, tValue.nWidth, tValue.nHeight ) 
                addEventHandler ( 'onColShapeHit', tTempAreas[ sName ][ #tTempAreas[ sName ] ], fOnRectangleHit ) 
                addEventHandler ( 'onColShapeLeave', tTempAreas[ sName ][ #tTempAreas[ sName ] ], fOnRectangleLeave ) 
            end 
        end 
    end 
) 

[qaisjp]

and my less-redundant code disappeared in the fight. draken, adding semicolons and prefixes doesnt prove anything, nor does your x*1000 posts.