Question about OOP

[Banex]

I have seen that some variables in OOP are equal, such as these functions:

https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/IsPlayerMuted

https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/SetPlayerMuted

I do not understand how this will work. Could someone explain to me please?

[DiSaMe]

object:method(arg1, arg2, ...) 

Is the same as

object.method(object, arg1, arg2, ...) 

Therefore

player:setMuted(muted) 

Is the same as

setPlayerMuted(player, muted) 

[Banex]

I do not understand how to use the variable, the two functions have the same variable, so if I use the variable of isPlayerMuted function, player.muted() without putting any argument as to whether the player is muted or not, I'll have a warning message in debugscript not to use the obligatory argument setPlayerMuted function?

[botder]

It should work like this (not sure)

  
local player = Player.getRandom() 
  
-- Mute the player 
player:setMuted(true) 
player.muted = true 
setPlayerMuted(player, true) 
  
-- Unmute the player 
player:setMuted(false) 
player.muted = false 
setPlayerMuted(player, false) 
  
-- Is the player muted? 
if player.muted then --[[ ... ]] end 
if player:isMuted() then --[[ ... ]] end 
if isPlayerMuted(player) then --[[ ... ]] end 
  

[Banex]

I did a test, and now I understand if I do not give any value to function then it will work as the pair function. Thanks to all