📃 SLua Alpha

Internally there is only LLTimers:on(), but it could be confusing for beginners: LLTimers.every(1, print) -- with a point -- > invalid argument #1 to 'on' (LLTimers expected, got number) LLTimers:every(1, myUndefFunc) -- > invalid argument #3 to 'on' (function or callable table expected, got nil) If :every() is the prefered one, could the internal function be every() instead of on()?

Would it be possible to make it so that if a scripter tries to access ll.SetTimerEvent / ll.SetMemoryLimit etc we would get a more useful error? Note that we shouldn't have noop functions as these would show up while enumerating ll.* --- Something akin to this using inheritance or metamethods: (whichever is more performant / doesnt cause a perf penalty; you're the language guru) local RemovedTimerFunctions = { "SetTimerEvent" } local RemovedTimeFunctions = { "ResetTime", "GetAndResetTime" } ll = setmetatable(ll, { __index = function(table, key) if table.find(RemovedTimerFunctions, key) then error("This function has been removed, please use LLTimers instead", 1) elseif table.find(RemovedTimeFunctions, key) then error("This function has been removed due to a conflict with LLTimers", 1) end end }) ll.SetTimerEvent(0.5)

LLEvents:on("touch_start", function(events) print(#ll.DetectedDamage(1)) print(#events[1]:getDamage()) end) [touching] -- > 0 -- > attempt to call missing method 'getDamage' of DetectedEvent