Script crashing Lunar

[psyic]


MyTextObject=Graphics.text_CreateObject()
Graphics.text_SetPosition(100,100,MyTextObject)
Graphics.text_SetColor(255,255,255,255,MyTextObject)
Graphics.text_SetFont("Impact",20,MyTextObject)
Graphics.text_SetBold(true,MyTextObject)

-- Would-be variable declairation
BoostWear=0
BoostNum=0
BoostCast=0

--Main loop... God I hate Lua...
while true do

--Take commands
UserInput=Windower.script_GetCommand()
if not UserInput==" " then
if UserInput=="boost" then

if BoostWear==0 then  --If timer equal 0, (re)set timer
BoostWear=180
end

BoostCast=15
BoostNum=BoostNum + 1
elseif UserInput=="blast" then
BoostNum=0
BoostWear=0
else
Windower.console_Write("Command not understood.")
end
end

--Text output
output=string.format("Time til boost wears: %i \n# of boosts currently: %i \n Boost recast: %i", BoostWear,BoostNum,BoostCast)
Graphics.text_SetText(Output,MyTextObject)
Windower.script_Sleep(1000)


--decrement timers
if BoostWear > 0 then
BoostWear=BoostWear - 1
end
if BoostCast > 0 then
BoostCast=BoostCast - 1
end
end


Using the latest (1649 alpha) of Lunar. FF creates an error, then takes it's time and exits out quietly. Here's the error sig:

AppName: pol.exe
AppVer: 1.15.2.0
ModName: hook.dll
ModVer: 3.2.1.0
Offset: 000550ce


Hope this is useful in tracking something down

[TinyTerror]

I would have to guess its the command calls. The command stuff was enver well tested.

[psyic]

lol, ok

[Rzn]


MyText=Graphics.text_CreateObject()
Graphics.text_SetColor(255,255,255,255,MyText)
Graphics.text_SetPosition(200,100,MyText)
Graphics.text_SetFont("Arial",11,MyText)
Graphics.text_SetVisibility(1,MyText)

Input=Windower.script_GetCommand()

Output=string.format("Input %s",Input)
Graphics.text_SetText(Output,MyText)
Windower.script_Sleep(7000)
Graphics.text_DeleteAll()
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This works for me. Take another look over your code the only thing i see wrong with it is line 35: output ~ Output.


[TinyTerror]

I want to convert the whole command/argument passing mechanism over to STL and non dynamic memory. It might take up a bit more memory at runtime, but its a lot less likely to have problems.

[Rzn]

Wouldn't non dynamic memory cause access violations?


BTW <3 spell check

[TinyTerror]

No.

[TinyTerror]

Ok, the arguments and command code have been replaced with new hopefuly more stable code. I also added access locks to the name, author, version, and contact functions. This will prevent insanity if more than one thread tries to read/write this info at the same time.