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Revision as of 19:25, 29 March 2021
Description
Creates a table holding all exported functions by another package.
ImportPackage should only be called once in a package. The returned table is valid until package unload.
Syntax
ImportPackage(PackageName)
Parameters
- PackageName
Name of the package to import. Must be loaded before this one.
Return Value
- Creates a table holding the other packages exported functions. Return nil if PackageName does not exist.
Example
Package Test1
function UsefulFunc(param1, param2)
return param1 + param2
end
AddFunctionExport("UsefulFunc", UsefulFunc)
Package Test2
test = ImportPackage("Test1")
print(test.UsefulFunc(2, 2))
ImportPackage should only be called once in a package. The returned table is valid until package unload.
