How to read info from a Notecard?

Hello I have an array inside a script like this one:

list pics = ["pic1 name", "pic2 name", "pic3 name" ];
list items = ["name of item1", "name of item2", "name of item3" ];

How can I make an adaptation of the code so I can write that list inside another script and/or notecard to make it easier (1 per line)?

pic1 name, name of item1
pic2 name, name of item2
...

Thanks in advance.

Best Regards.

Cris.

I believe this should be of help.

http://lslwiki.net/lslwiki/wakka.php?wakka=llGetNotecardLine

There are also several threads with useful information, you should be able to find them with the search.

Reading notecards is event driven in LSL (like just about everything else .

When you request a line from the card, you are sending a request to the database, and you get back a request id. You can in fact make several database requests as long as you keep track of the ids.

At unpredictable times in the future, a dataserver event will occur. In that event, you will get a reply to one of your requests, identified by its request id.

They might not come in order, I think.
Some of them might not come at all, I think. (You'd have to repeat the request.)
I suppose tht some might even come twice, so you need to throw away the extra one.

Such is life in a distributed application.

S/he asked how to 'write' on a script/notecard.

The answer is: you can NOT write data on a notecard.

A question: why do you want to save it in another script?

you have to use communiactions to do that. If scripts are in same object you can use linked messages: http://lslwiki.net/lslwiki/wakka.php?wakka=ExampleLinkMessage

You have a good example there. But if scripts are in different objects you have to use llSay.

That's not what I wanted, I know that I can't place a script on a notecard. I just wanted to place in that notecard the variable values to make the configuration easier.

I've found an example here: http://www.wakatech.com/articles/lsl-scripting-basics/configuring-lsl-scripts-using-a-notecard/

Thanks for the help guys.

Ah, you meant "read" from a notecard, not "write". This example is clearer http://rpgstats.com/wiki/index.php?title=LlGetNotecardLine

Thank you Kahiro I've tried it into my code and it works perfectly.