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Evaluating LSL from a string |
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Fiona Fielding
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Join date: 21 Jun 2005
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01-10-2006 03:15
Is there any way to evaluate and run a string as if it was LSL similar to the PHP eval() function.
I'm guessing no due to the scripts having to be complied, but no harm in checking. |
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Myspoonistoobig Laxness
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Join date: 3 Nov 2005
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01-10-2006 05:32
No, there isn't
and a quick search brings up some debate on how there probably won't be / how it would be hard / resource intensive to do  |
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Keknehv Psaltery
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01-11-2006 15:23
One of the main reasons that Perl could even have a command like that is because it is an interpreted language -- It isn't pre-compiled and run in a lower-level language.
LSL, on the other hand, is a compiled language -- It is pre-compiled and run in a lower-level language (soon to be CIL/CIS). So, a function like eval() would have to #1. Be written in LSL or #2. Be a server function, like llGetAgentData() _____________________
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