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Corotine? Please help me...
So what I've been doing is this, but it seams stupid to put a function inside a function, is there a way I can combine the name with the corotine with being able to call the function at any time I want to?
local message=function(text) coroutine.resume(coroutine.create(function() guiFrame.Msg.Text=text wait(.15) guiFrame.Msg.Text='' end)) end
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Anyone? Please? kingmatt2 15 — 9y
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function funcName(params)
--code
end
Is just syntactic sugar for.
funcName = function(params)
--code
end
There isn't a way to just bind a coroutine to a re-usable function that I know of, but if you want to pass in the parameter to the coroutine function, do this:
local message=function(text)
coroutine.resume(coroutine.create(function(txt) --parameter in inner function
guiFrame.Msg.Text = txt --parameter in inner function
wait(.15)
guiFrame.Msg.Text = ""
end), text) --parameter *from* outer function. Note the parentheses placement.
end
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spawn(func) is much shorter and clearer BlueTaslem 18071 — 9y
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`spawn` doesn't spawn the thread until the next yield in the current thread, and you *can't* pass in parameters to the Spawned function directly, as here. adark 5487 — 9y