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Ulysses Stuff => Ulysses Release Archives => Releases => Releases for ULib v1.* => Topic started by: fackelkind on August 20, 2006, 09:44:59 PM
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Okay, this is nothing big, but perhaps usefull. I added the old module function to ULib, allows you to execute scripte after ULib has loaded.
if not ULib then
_OpenScript ("lua/ULib/init.lua")
end
if ULib then
if _file.Exists ("lua/ULib/modules") then
local files = _file.Find ("lua/ULib/modules/ulx_*.lua")
_Msg ("=== ULX Modul Loader =================================================\n")
_Msg ("= =\n")
for v in files do
_Msg ("= " .. files[v] .. string.rep (" ", 67 - string.len (files[v])) .. "=\n");
_OpenScript ("lua/ULib/modules/" .. files[v])
end
_Msg ("= =\n")
_Msg ("======================================================================\n")
end
end
Put this into your lua/init folder (I called it ulx_modules.lua)
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Nice job fackelkind! I was just wondering to myself last week that there was no similiar function for ULib
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There is a reason that there is no modules loader function in ULib. It's because you simply use _OpenScript("ULib/init.lua") at the begining of your script instead. ULib automaticly checks to make sure it doesn't get loaded a second time.
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Spbogie,
True, but I hate loading my init folder full of scripts, ULX related or not.
This way, I can put the scripts related to ULX into a subfolder of Ulib (or wherever else I might like and edit the original loader script)
But, I like to keep things as neat as possible, easier to know where stuff is