Where is the first arg?

[shadmar]

function Script:Howdy(one,two,three,four)

System:Print(one)

System:Print(two)

System:Print(three)

System:Print(four)

end

 

function Script:Start()

self.Howdy(1,2,3,4)

end

 

prints out :

 

2
3
4
0x00000000

[Rick]

When calling "class" functions you want to use : not . so make it self:Howdy(1, 2, 3, 4)

 

When you use : behind the scenes Lua automatically passes the calling object as the first hidden parameter giving it the name 'self' which is why we can use self.variable inside these "class" functions.

 

If you really wanted to use . (dot) (which I wouldn't recommend) then you would have to pass the object yourself like:

 

function Script:Howdy(self, one, two, three, four)

end

 

self.Howdy(self, 1, 2, 3, 4)

[shadmar]

Thanks, I thought I was crazy..

[Josh]

Thanks, I thought I was crazy..

You may still be.