Re: [slscripters] New Sit Target APIs

[Nox Ferocia]

the LSL_Portal is largely user maintained, so if you see out of date
information, you can simply edit it to update it to the current
information (single name accounts just add " Resident" to make the
login work). Do please read the editing guidelines though =)
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[Digit Ditko]

The page the lists all the LSL functions seems to be a page that cannot be edited. I tried to update it, but found that I could not edit it.

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Digit

[AnnM...@slfbi.com]

I've done edits in the past but recently I was unable to. I had to file
a Web ticket that was processed within a day or two.

AnnMarie Otoole

[Digit Ditko]

OK, I filed a web issues for this see, WEB-4156.

[Nexii Malthus]

Are sure you the page you tried to edit wasn't a Category?

A category page in a wiki only simply indexes other articles automatically, it cannot be edited manually.

To have something added to the category, you'd need to add a category link to the function article itself.

The category will then automatically pick it up next time around. (I can't remember if this is updated instantaneously or whether it is cached for larger category pages)

- Nexii

[AnnM...@slfbi.com]

In my case I was attempting to remove the caveat that described the
unofficial state change from a global function using if(TRUE) state xyz
which no longer works and probably borked thousands of scripts all over
SL. The caveat had suggested that it had worked for so long it was now
a useful feature. They took my suggestion and indicated that it no
longer works so someone trying to diagnose a problem would see it had
been removed, "corrected".

Those things used to be editable

AnnMarie Otoole

On 9/23/2011 11:31 PM, Nexii Malthus wrote:
> Are sure you the page you tried to edit wasn't a Category?
>
> A category page in a wiki only simply indexes other articles
> automatically, it cannot be edited manually.
> To have something added to the category, you'd need to add a category
> link to the function article itself.
> The category will then automatically pick it up next time around. (I
> can't remember if this is updated instantaneously or whether it is
> cached for larger category pages)
>
> - Nexii
>

[AnnM...@slfbi.com]

I tracked it down when one of my scripts started failing, about 2 weeks
ago. I've only used it once or twice but others may show up :(. Since
it is possible for the script to handle the state transition from the
global function (as has been proven), I see no reason why it should not
be introduced as a supported function.

On 9/24/2011 1:00 PM, Ralph Martinez wrote:
> Crap. That unofficial state change saved me a lot of lines of code. I've
> only used it one time but it was the only time it was really needed. This is
> the 1st I've heard of it being removed. I guess the next stupid thing for
> them is disabling all the depreciated functions.
>
> When did you find out about it AnnMarie?

>
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> AnnM...@SLFBI.com
> Sent: Friday, September 23, 2011 9:07 PM
> To: SL Scripters
> Subject: Re: [slscripters] New Sit Target APIs
>
> In my case I was attempting to remove the caveat that described the
> unofficial state change from a global function using if(TRUE) state xyz
> which no longer works and probably borked thousands of scripts all over
> SL. The caveat had suggested that it had worked for so long it was now
> a useful feature. They took my suggestion and indicated that it no
> longer works so someone trying to diagnose a problem would see it had
> been removed, "corrected".
>
> Those things used to be editable
>
> AnnMarie Otoole
>
>
>