Trying to write a script that will override my hard-coded default values. I know that a notecard can store variables, but from what I've read, notecards can't be written to (correct me if I'm interpreting that wrong), so that information would oly last as long as the script is running.
Is there a way for a script to actually change its own code and recompile itself? Or, can anyone else suggest a way of storing the variable data so that it can be read, changed, and stored again easily? yeah, I know that LSL probably wasn't made with this type of use in mind, but I usually find that anything that has rules also has workarounds.
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Fearsum Vellhi
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Newgate Ludd
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02-05-2007 01:11
Trying to write a script that will override my hard-coded default values. I know that a notecard can store variables, but from what I've read, notecards can't be written to (correct me if I'm interpreting that wrong), so that information would oly last as long as the script is running. Is there a way for a script to actually change its own code and recompile itself? Or, can anyone else suggest a way of storing the variable data so that it can be read, changed, and stored again easily? yeah, I know that LSL probably wasn't made with this type of use in mind, but I usually find that anything that has rules also has workarounds. try this thread |