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Please note that varnNme indicates which variable you want to monitor with this eventhandler.<br />
As a result, the example eventhandler on this page will only fire when the variable publicThis has been changed,
but not if any other variable was changed by any other client via the publicVariable command.
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Revision as of 14:30, 22 December 2007

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Description

Description:
If the EH detects a change via publicVariable on the given variable, code will be executed. The following arguments are transferred to the code: _this select 0: variable name _this select 1: new variable value
Multiplayer:
Note that the EH is _only_ fired on those clients, where the publicVariable command has not been executed, as publicVariable does not change the variable where it has been executed.
Groups:
Uncategorised

Syntax

Syntax:
varName addPublicVariableEventHandler code
Parameters:
varName: String
code: Code
Return Value:
Nothing

Examples

Example 1:
"publicThis" addPublicVariableEventHandler {hint ((_this select 0) + " has been updated to: " + str (_this select 1))}

Additional Information

See also:
publicVariable

Notes

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Notes

TeRp
Please note that varnNme indicates which variable you want to monitor with this eventhandler.
As a result, the example eventhandler on this page will only fire when the variable publicThis has been changed, but not if any other variable was changed by any other client via the publicVariable command.

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