As the title sais, I'm asking this because I've seen many people post a script like this, and some my answers have had Debounce defined like that. Thanks for the Help.
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Is "local db" another way to Define Debounce?
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Debounce is a design pattern. The name debounce doesn't mean anything special
to Lua, and really, you should be using a better name than that.
I prefer the name enabled. Before proceeding, you always check that you are
enabled. You can choose to disable yourself by setting enabled to false.
Code looks like this:
local enabled = true -- start on
function doThing()
if enabled then
-- I'm allowed to work
enabled = false -- but I'm temporarily disabled while I work
-- (do stuff)
wait(5)
enabled = true -- I'm available to work again
end
end
Debounce is a variable, meaning that, it can be named whatever you want. I guess a person that at least understands a bit a variables would know this.
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https://scriptinghelpers.org/questions/6/local-in-front-of-variables#11